Bibliograph

Beyond law in context, developing a sociological understanding of law, [edited by] David Nelken

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Beyond law in context, developing a sociological understanding of law, [edited by] David Nelken

Language

eng

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references and index

Index

index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

Beyond law in context

Nature of contents

bibliography

Oclc number

231948173

Responsibility statement

[edited by] David Nelken

Series statement

Collected essays in law

Sub title

developing a sociological understanding of law

Table Of Contents

The, 'gap problem' in the sociology of law : a theoretical review -- Law in action or living law? : back to the beginning in the sociology of law -- Is there a crisis in law and legal ideology? -- Legislation and its constraints : a case study of the 1965 British Rent Act -- Beyond the study of 'law and society'? -- Changing paradigms in the sociology of law -- Criminal law and criminal justice : some notes on their irrelation -- The loneliness of law's meta-theory -- Are disputes between law and science resolvable? -- Can law learn from social science? -- Can there be a sociology of legal meaning? -- Blinding insights? : the limits of a reflexive sociology of law -- Comparativists and transferability -- The meaning of success in transnational legal transfers -- An e -mail from Global Bukowina

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