Philip A. Thomas
Ashgate Dartmouth
Paperback
368
1997
This book locates the place of Socio-Legal Studies in the law schools. The major writers in the academy collectively address for the first time the complex matters surrounding the growth and future of Socio-Legal Studies. Leading authors review key research areas including family public crime company contract European Union and tort and look at the role of Socio-legal Studies in the development of that subject area. In addition the writers examine research failures and draw new lessons therefrom as well as identify new and emerging research areas which challenge those who describe themselves as Socio-Legal scholars and researchers.
Ashgate Dartmouth
Paperback
368
1997
This book locates the place of Socio-Legal Studies in the law schools. The major writers in the academy collectively address for the first time the complex matters surrounding the growth and future of Socio-Legal Studies. Leading authors review key research areas including family public crime company contract European Union and tort and look at the role of Socio-legal Studies in the development of that subject area. In addition the writers examine research failures and draw new lessons therefrom as well as identify new and emerging research areas which challenge those who describe themselves as Socio-Legal scholars and researchers.