Part One: Erosion of Traditional Practices
1. The Protracted Journey of Charity Law, Kim D Weinert and Ross Grantham (University of Queensland, Australia)

2. Mrs Jelleby, Victorian Values, and the Legal Framework of the Law of Charity in Nineteenth-century England, Warren Swain (Auckland University, New Zealand)

3. The Australian Statutory Regime for Cy-près Schemes: Reform or Stagnation?, Ian Murray (University of Western Australia) and Natalie Silver (University of Sydney, Australia)

4. The Continued Place of Religious Charities within the Charity Sector: The Relationship between the Secular and the Religious through an Economic Lens, Juliet Chevalier-Watts (University of Waikato, New Zealand)

5. Re-imagining Charity in English Imagination: Advocating a Social Harm Critique of Charity as a Cornerstone for the ‘Organization of a Civilized Social Life’ in Twenty-First Century Britain, Sarah Wilson (University of York, UK)

6. Understanding the Meaning of Charity: The Art of Doublethink, Kim D Weinert (University of Queensland, Australia)

Part Two: Adaption and Tension
7. Discrimination as Detriment, Jane Calderwood Norton (University of Auckland, New Zealand)

8. Disability Injustices, Charities, and Repair: Towards Reparative Charity Law, Linda Steele (University of Technology Sydney, Australia)

9. Assessing Charity Commission Regulation: An Empirical Investigation into Statutory Inquiries 2021-24, Jennifer Sigafoos (University of Liverpool, UK)

10. A Normative and Dimensional Analysis of the Chinese Legislative Framework for Charitable Organisations, Shaoming Zhu (University College Cork, Ireland)

11. Governing Animal Rescues through Charity Law, Sarah Singh (University of Liverpool, UK) and Marie Fox (University of Liverpool, UK)