LAW CULTURE AND SOCIETY by ROGER COTTERRELL, Roger B. M Cotterrell, Cotterrell, Roger ISBN 9780754625117, 9780754625056, 0754625117, 0754625052 instant download

LAW CULTURE AND SOCIETY by ROGER COTTERRELL, Roger B. M Cotterrell, Cotterrell, Roger ISBN 9780754625117, 9780754625056, 0754625117, 0754625052 instant download

1 (p1): Introduction: Approaching Law
13 (p2): PART 1: Perspectives (Legal and Social Theory)
15 (p2-1): 1 Law and Social Theory
29 (p2-2): 2 Legal Philosophy and Legal Pluralism
45 (p2-3): 3 Why Must Legal Ideas be Interpreted Sociologically?
65 (p2-4): 4 A Legal Concept of Community
79 (p3): PART 2: Applications (Comparative Law and Culture)
81 (p3-1): 5 The Concept of Legal Culture
97 (p3-2): 6 Law in Culture
109 (p3-3): 7 Is There a Logic of Legal Transplants?
127 (p3-4): 8 Sociology and Comparative Law
145 (p3-5): 9 Interpretation in Comparative Law
161 (p4): Conclusion: Frontiers of Community
171 (p5): Bibliography
189 (p6): Index
199 (p7): About the Author This Book Presents A Distinctive Approach To The Study Of Law In Society, Focusing On The Sociological Interpretation Of Legal Ideas. It Explores Links Between Legal Studies And Social Theory And Relates Its Approach To Sociolegal Research, On The One Hand, And Legal Philosophy, On The Other. It Argues For A Rethinking Of The Concept Of Law To Take Account Of New Forms Of Legal And Cultural Pluralism And The Growing Significance Of Transnational Law.--book Jacket. Approaching Law -- Law And Social Theory -- Legal Philosophy And Legal Pluralism -- Why Must Legal Ideas Be Interpreted Sociologically? -- A Legal Concept Of Community -- The Concept Of Legal Culture -- Is There A Logic Of Legal Transplants? -- Sociology And Comparative Law -- Interpretation In Comparative Law -- Frontiers Of Community. Roger Cotterrell. Includes Bibliographical References (p. [171]-187) And Index. \"This book presents a distinctive approach to the study of law in society, focusing on the sociological interpretation of legal ideas. It explores links between legal studies and social theory and relates its approach to sociolegal research, on the one hand, and legal philosophy, on the other. It argues for a rethinking of the concept of law to take account of new forms of…