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Law, Legal Culture and Society: Mirrored Identities of the Legal Order

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Author(s): Alberto Febbrajo
Series: Studies in the Sociology of Law
Publisher: Routledge
Year: 2019

Language: English

Cover
Half Title
Title Page
Copyright Page
Contents
List of figures and tables
Notes on contributors
Introduction
PART I: Towards a reflexive legal culture
1 The normative anatomy of society
2 A typology of legal cultures
3 Pluripoiesis of law and the kaleidoscope of legal cultures
4 Towards a global legal culture? Spaces of law in the transnational constellation
5 Competing mirrors: law’s blind spots in philosophical and social-scientific review
PART II: On the multidimensional functioning of legal systems
6 Normative force and political intelligence
7 Balancing legal principles and legal topics
8 Questionable neutrality: personal values in judicial adjudication
9 The leaking law
10 The postmodern administrative law
PART III: A conceptual discussion
11 The sociological observation of the theory and practice of law
12 Some problems with ‘reflexive law’
Index