The book explores the stark contrast in how legislative measures impact the rich and the poor in the UK. It highlights the intense scrutiny faced by the poor, whose behaviors are closely monitored and regulated, while the wealthy often evade similar scrutiny, benefiting from a system that enables their actions. This examination reveals the systemic inequalities and biases within the legal framework, prompting a critical discussion on social justice and policy reform.
The Architecture of Identity, Power and Space
Exploring late medieval lodging ranges, this book utilizes architectural and archaeological analysis to examine their design, purpose, and significance. It delves into how these structures were used, shedding light on their historical context and the cultural implications of their architecture. Through a detailed investigation, it offers insights into the social and functional aspects of these unique buildings from the late medieval period.