| Smart, Carol
| (1976)
| Women, crime and criminology: a feminist critique.
| Routledge
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| Smart, Carol and Smart, Barry (eds)
| (1978)
| Women, sexuality and social control
| Routledge
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| Clarke, John; Cochrane, Alan; Smart, Carol
| (1981)
| Ideologies of welfare: from dreams to disillusion
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| Smart, Carol
| (1982)
| Regulating families or legitimising patriarchy? - family law in Britain
| International Journal of the Sociology of Law; 10 (2) p 129-47
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| Smart, Carol
| (1983)
| Patriarchal relations and law
| in: Evans, M and Ungaree, C (eds) Patterns and processes in sexual divisions; Tavistock
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| Smart, Carol
| (1984)
| The ties that bind: law, marriage and the reproduction of patriarchal relationships.
| Routledge
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| Brophy, Julia and Smart, Carol (eds)
| (1985)
| Women in law: explorations in law, family and sexuality
| Routledge
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| Smart, Carol and Brophy Julia
| (1985)
| Locating the law: a discussion of the place of law in feminism.
| in: Brophy and Smart (eds) Women in law: explorations in law, family and sexuality; Routledge
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| Smart, Carol
| (1986)
| Feminism and law: some problems of analysis and strategy.
| International Journal of the Sociology of Law; 14(2) pp 109-23
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| Smart, Carol
| (1987)
| "There is of course the distinction dictated by nature": law and the nature of paternity.
| in: Stanworth, M (ed) Reproductive technologies: gender, motherhood and medicine; Polity Press
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| Smart, Carol and Sevenhuijsen, Selma (eds) .
| (1989)
| Child custody and the politics of gender.
| Routledge.
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| Smart, Carol
| (1989)
| Power and the politics of child custody.
| in: Smart, C + Sevenhuijsen, Selma (eds) Child custody and the politics of gender; Routledge.
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| Smart, Carol (ed)
| (1989)
| Feminism and the power of law.
| Routledge
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| Smart, Carol
| (1990)
| Law's power, the sexed body, and feminist discourse.
| Journal of Law and Society; 17 (2), p.194-210.
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| Smart, Carol
| (1991)
| The legal and moral ordering of child custody.
| Journal of Law and Society; 18 (4) p 485-500.
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| Smart, Carol (ed)
| (1992)
| Regulating womanhood: historical essays on marriage, motherhood and sexuality.
| Routledge.
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| Smart, Carol
| (1992)
| Disruptive bodies and unruly sex: the regulation of reproduction and sexuality in the nineteenth century
| in: Smart, C (ed) Regulating womanhood: historical essays on marriage, motherhood and sexuality; Routledge
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| Smart, Carol
| (1992)
| Unquestionably a moral issue: rhetorical devices and regulatory imperatives.
| in: Segal L. and McIntosh M. (eds) Sex exposed; sexuality and the pornography debate: Virago, pp 184-199;
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| Smart, Carol
| (1995)
| Law, crime and sexuality: essays in feminism.
| Sage
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| Smart, Carol
| (1995)
| Losing the battle for another voice? - the case of family law.
| Dalhousie Law Journal, 18(2), pp 1-23;
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| Smart, Carol
| (1996)
| Desperately seeking post-heterosexual woman.
| in: Holland, J and Adkins, L (eds) Sex, sensibility and the gendered body; Macmillan p 222-41
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| Smart, Carol
| (1996)
| Feminist interventions and state policy.
| in: Rodgers, S and Andrew, C (eds) Women and the Canadian state; University of McGill Press (Montreal)
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| Smart, Carol
| (1996)
| Deconstructing motherhood.
| in: Silva, E (ed) Good enough mothering?; Routledge p37-57;
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| Smart, Carol
| (1996)
| Good wives and moral lives: family and divorce 1937-51.
| in: Gledhill, C and Swanson, G (eds) Nationalising femininity: culture, sexuality and British cinema in the second world war; Manchester University Press
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| Smart, Carol and Neale, Bren
| (1997)
| Arguments against virtue - must contact be enforced?
| [1997] Family Law p 332-36
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| Smart, Carol
| (1997)
| Wishful thinking or harmful tinkering? - sociological reflections on family policy.
| Journal of Social Policy; 26(30) p 301-21
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| Neale, Bren and Smart, Carol
| (1997)
| Experiments with parenthood?
| Sociology; 31(2) p 201-19
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| Smart, Carol and Neale, Bren
| (1997)
| Good enough morality? - divorce and postmodernity;
| Critical Social Policy; (53) p3-27
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| Neale, Bren and Smart, Carol
| (1997)
| 'Good' and 'bad' lawyers? - struggling in the shadow of the new law;
| Journal of Social Welfare and Family Law; 19 (4) p377-402
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