Law, Culture and Society: Legal Ideas in the Mirror of Social TheoryAshgate Publishing, Ltd., 2006 - 198 pages Chapters include: 'Law and Social Theory', 'A Legal Concept of Community', 'The Concept of Legal Culture', 'Law in Culture', 'Sociology and Comparative Law' and 'Frontiers of Community'. |
Table des matières
Law and Social Theory | 15 |
Legal Philosophy and Legal Pluralism | 29 |
Why Must Legal Ideas be Interpreted Sociologically? | 45 |
A Legal Concept of Community | 65 |
Applications Comparative Law and Culture | 79 |
The Concept of Legal Culture | 81 |
Law in Culture | 97 |
Is There a Logic of Legal Transplants? | 109 |
Sociology and Comparative Law | 127 |
Interpretation in Comparative Law | 145 |
Frontiers of Community | 161 |
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Law, Culture and Society: Legal Ideas in the Mirror of Social Theory Roger B. M. Cotterrell Affichage d'extraits - 2006 |
Expressions et termes fréquents
affective community analysis autopoiesis theory Chapter claims coexistence collective involvement community of belief comparatists comparative law complex concept of community concept of legal contemporary contexts distinct diversity Durkheim economic empirical Ewald example expressed focus forms Friedman Georges Gurvitch globalization groups Habermas ideal types important individuals instrumental community interaction internal interpretive communities juristic kinds law and society lawyers legal culture legal development legal doctrine legal ideas legal ideology legal interpretation legal philosophy legal pluralism legal rules legal sociology legal system legal theory legal thought legal transplants matter meaning modern moral nation nature Nelken networks of community Niklas Luhmann outlook participants particular pluralist political problems professional purpose trusts recognize regulation regulatory relations of community sense significance social phenomenon social relations social science social theory sociological inquiry sociological perspective sociologists sociology of law specific systematic theoretical traditional community transnational types of community ultimately understanding unifying values or beliefs Watson Zweigert