1. Access to Justice and Legal Aid Cuts: A Mismatch of Concepts in the Contemporary Australian and British Legal Landscapes Asher Flynn and Jacqueline Hodgson 2. Challenges Facing the Australian Legal Aid System Mary Anne Noone 3. Rhyme and Reason in the Uncertain Development of Legal Aid in Australia Jeff Giddings 4. The Rise and Decline of Criminal Legal Aid in England and Wales Tom Smith and Ed Cape 5. A View from the Bench: A Judicial Perspective on Legal Representation, Court Excellence and Therapeutic Jurisprudence Pauline Spencer 6. Face-to-interface Communication: Accessing Justice by Video Link from Prison Carolyn McKay 7. The Rise of 'DIY' Law: Implications for Legal Aid Kathy Laster and Ryan Kornhauser 8.

Community Lawyers, Law Reform and Systemic Change: Is the End in Sight? Liana Buchanan 9. What if There Is Nowhere to Get Advice? James Organ and Jennifer Sigafoos 10. The End of 'Tea and Sympathy'? The Changing Role of Voluntary Advice Services in Enabling 'Access to Justice' Samuel Kirwan 11. Reasoning a Human Right to Legal Aid Simon Rice 12. Cuts to Civil Legal Aid and the Identity Crisis in Lawyering: Lessons from the Experience of England and Wales Natalie Byrom 13. Access to What? LASPO and Mediation Rosemary Hunter, Anne Barlow, Janet Smithson and Jan Ewing 14. Insights into Inequality: Women's Access to Legal Aid in Victoria Pasanna Mutha-Merennege 15. Indigenous People and Access to Justice in Civil and Family Law Melanie Schwartz 16.

Austerity and Justice in the Age of Migration Ana Aliverti.