Research Handbook on Critical Legal Theory
Research Handbook on Critical Legal Theory
Dukes, Ruth; Christodoulidis, Emilios; Goldoni, Marco
Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd
08/2019
560
Dura
Inglês
9781786438881
15 a 20 dias
Preface
PART I
1. Critical theory and the law: reflections on origins, trajectories and conjunctures
Emilios Christodoulidis
2. Critical legal realism in a nutshell
Dennis M. Davis and Karl Klare
PART II
3. Critical legal feminisms
Rosemary Hunter
4. Critical race theory
Mathias Moeschel
5. Queer in the law: critique and postcritique
Mariano Croce
6. Marxism and the political economy of law
Emilios Christodoulidis and Marco Goldoni
7. Critical theory of the state
Bob Jessop
8. Law and the public/private distinction
Scott Veitch
9. Rhetoric, semiotics, synaesthetics
Peter Goodrich
10. Law and deconstruction
Johan van der Walt
11. The ethical turn in critical legal thought
Louis E. Wolcher
12. Law is a stage: from aesthetics to affective aestheses
Andreas Philippopoulos-Mihalopoulos
13. The responsibilities of the critic: law, politics and the Critical Legal Conference
Costas Douzinas
14. Law in the mirror of critique: a report to an academy
Kyle McGee
PART III
15. Property law
Paddy Ireland
16. Ideology and argument construction in contract law
Richard Michael Fischl
17. Critical copyright law and the politics of "IP"
Carys J. Craig
18. A different kind of 'end of history' for corporate law
Lilian Moncrieff
19. Critical labour law: then and now
Ruth Dukes
20. Social rights
Fernando Atria and Constanza Salgado
21. Between persecution and reconciliation: criminal justice, legal form and human emancipation
Craig Reeves, Alan Norrie and Henrique Carvalho
22. Facticity as validity: the misplaced revolutionary praxis of European law
Michelle Everson and Christian Joerges
23. Critical law and development
Fiona Macmillan
24. International economic law's wreckage: depoliticization, inequality, precarity
Nicolas M. Perrone and David Schneiderman
25. Can transnational law be critical? Reflections on a contested idea, field and method
Peer Zumbansen
26. Critical legal theory and international law
Bill Bowring
27. Nihilists, pragmatists and peasants: a dispatch on contradiction in international human rights law
Margot E. Salomon
Index
Preface
PART I
1. Critical theory and the law: reflections on origins, trajectories and conjunctures
Emilios Christodoulidis
2. Critical legal realism in a nutshell
Dennis M. Davis and Karl Klare
PART II
3. Critical legal feminisms
Rosemary Hunter
4. Critical race theory
Mathias Moeschel
5. Queer in the law: critique and postcritique
Mariano Croce
6. Marxism and the political economy of law
Emilios Christodoulidis and Marco Goldoni
7. Critical theory of the state
Bob Jessop
8. Law and the public/private distinction
Scott Veitch
9. Rhetoric, semiotics, synaesthetics
Peter Goodrich
10. Law and deconstruction
Johan van der Walt
11. The ethical turn in critical legal thought
Louis E. Wolcher
12. Law is a stage: from aesthetics to affective aestheses
Andreas Philippopoulos-Mihalopoulos
13. The responsibilities of the critic: law, politics and the Critical Legal Conference
Costas Douzinas
14. Law in the mirror of critique: a report to an academy
Kyle McGee
PART III
15. Property law
Paddy Ireland
16. Ideology and argument construction in contract law
Richard Michael Fischl
17. Critical copyright law and the politics of "IP"
Carys J. Craig
18. A different kind of 'end of history' for corporate law
Lilian Moncrieff
19. Critical labour law: then and now
Ruth Dukes
20. Social rights
Fernando Atria and Constanza Salgado
21. Between persecution and reconciliation: criminal justice, legal form and human emancipation
Craig Reeves, Alan Norrie and Henrique Carvalho
22. Facticity as validity: the misplaced revolutionary praxis of European law
Michelle Everson and Christian Joerges
23. Critical law and development
Fiona Macmillan
24. International economic law's wreckage: depoliticization, inequality, precarity
Nicolas M. Perrone and David Schneiderman
25. Can transnational law be critical? Reflections on a contested idea, field and method
Peer Zumbansen
26. Critical legal theory and international law
Bill Bowring
27. Nihilists, pragmatists and peasants: a dispatch on contradiction in international human rights law
Margot E. Salomon
Index