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A guide to critical legal studies by Mark Kelman.
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TextLanguage: Publication details: New Delhi : Universal, 2010.Description: 360 pISBN: - 9788175349803
- 340.1 KEL/GUI
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Table of contents:
Chapter 1. Rules and standards
Chapter 2. The subjectivity of value
Chapter 3. Intentional ism and determinism
Chapter 4. Legal economists and normative social theory
Chapter 5. Legal economics and conservative preferences
Chapter 6. The deification of process
Chapter 7. Visions of history
Chapter 8. Critical views of the role of law
Chapter 9. Toward a cognitive theory of legitimation
Notes
Index.