Titlebook: Exploring the ‘Legal‘ in Socio-Legal Studies; David Cowan,Daniel Wincott Book 20161st edition The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author

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Afterword: A Method More Than a Subject authors view a focus on legal technicalities as an extension of a long-standing socio-legal studies concern with the relationship between the social and the legal, a way to ‘draw on diverse ways of understanding … the legal’ (Cowan and Wincott, this volume, p. 2) while other authors embrace the con

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Climate Change and Hydrological Disasters,d have always done. However, in our seemingly eternal search for ‘the social’, we, in socio-legal studies, have rather forgotten that which is in front of us and appears authoritative: ‘the legal’. This book (and the conference that underpinned many of the contributions) was designed not just to acc

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Hydrometallurgical Process Fundamentalsl phenomenon that can be uncovered by identifying the mechanisms of legal-knowledge production, including the social meanings that those mechanisms either accept or exclude from legal discourse. I illustrate this crucial power relation between the techniques of knowledge production and knowledges th

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Paramjit S. Tappia,Naranjan S. Dhalla given the length of leases) created by conveyancers in a law office. We know little of its creation — something I shall return to later. But, as the quotes above show, the lease appears to be something of a contradiction — a flexible contract and an inflexible institution. Leases are usually studie

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-3545-0ies, including legal communities. There is a way to tell the story of EU law or the roles of law in EU integration that begins from a faith in law in the 1950s, turns away from law (to governance) in the 1990s, and, after 2008, either returns to law, or even hyper-legalism, or, in the alternative, e

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Konstruktionselemente im Federkreis,). Whether one is researching the mundane (pedestrianism or shopping malls) or the global (respectively, Blomley, 2010; Layard, 2010; Sassen, 2008), the productive capacity of this splicing has become apparent (Philippopoulos-Mihalopoulos, 2014). In this chapter, following Sassen (2008), I open out