Richard Rosenfeld
Ashgate
Hardback
568
2006
Through their defining methods both law and science attempt to constrain the use of unregulated force. Yet despite their purportedly open and available processes both science and legality are experienced as arcane impenetrable and often uninterpretable. Neither law nor science achieves the transparency to which it aspires. These two volumes collect exemplary law and society scholarship to look beneath the surface connections and antagonisms between these two powerful modern institutions.
Ashgate
Hardback
568
2006
Through their defining methods both law and science attempt to constrain the use of unregulated force. Yet despite their purportedly open and available processes both science and legality are experienced as arcane impenetrable and often uninterpretable. Neither law nor science achieves the transparency to which it aspires. These two volumes collect exemplary law and society scholarship to look beneath the surface connections and antagonisms between these two powerful modern institutions.