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Fate of law edited by Austin Sarat and Thomas R. Kearns.
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TextLanguage: Series: (The amherst series in law,jurisprudence, and social thought)Publication details: New Delhi : Universal Law, 2011.Description: 290 pISBN: - 9789350350959
- 340.1 SAR/FAT
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Table of contents:
Chapter 1. Editorial introduction
Chapter 2. Partial justice:law and minorities
Chapter 3. The post modern transition:law and politics
Chapter 4. Disciplines, subjectivity, and law
Chapter 5. The law wishes to have a formal existence
Chapter 6. A journey through forgetting: toward a jurisprudence of violence
Chapter 7. Contributors
Index.