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Law/Society: Origins, Interactions, and Change (Sociology for a New Century Series)

Law/Society: Origins, Interactions, and Change (Sociology for a New Century Series)

Foundations of the Sociology of Law provides a conceptual framework for thinking about the full range of topics within the sociology of law discipline.

The book: contrasts normative and sociological perspectives on law; presents a primer on the logic of research and inference as applied to law related issues; examines theories of legal change; and discusses law in action with specific reference to civil rights legislation.
Country USA
Brand Sage Publications
Manufacturer SAGE Publications, Inc
Binding Paperback
IsAdultProduct
Height 9
Length 6
Weight 0.95019234922
Width 0.73
ReleaseDate 2000-12-27
NumberOfItems 1

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