An edition of Eugen Ehrlich's sociology of law
(2014)
Eugen Ehrlich's sociology of law
by Knut Papendorf, Stefan Machura, and Anne Hellum
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Social aspects, Law, Sociological jurisprudencePeople
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Table of Contents
Introduction -- Stefan Machura, -- Anne Hellum, -- Knut Papendorf
Beyond "living law": Eugen Ehrlich's general theory of law -- Klaus A. Ziegert
Eugen Ehrlich's legacy in contemporary German sociology of law -- Stefan Machura
"Living law" as a political and analytical concept -- Franz von Benda-Beckmann, -- Keebet von Benda-Beckmann
Legal pluralist perspectives in Scandinavian and African women's law -- Anne Hellum
A voyage of discovery: Eugen Ehrlich in Scandinavia -- Knut Papendorf
Sociology of law at "the edge of empires and eras": reflections on lawyers and living law 65 years after the legal expedition to Greenland -- Hanne Petersen
Organizing a community: the "living law" of the Don Cossacks -- Olga Litvinova, -- Stefan Machura
Between the power of the state and the guardianship of the church: Orthodox Copts seeking divorce -- Monika Lindbekk
Rethinking corruption in post-Soviet Uzbekistan: ethnography of "living law" -- Rustamjon Urinboyev, -- Måns Svensson
Ehrlich's passion: Bukovina traditional textiles -- Olga Litvinova.
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Includes bibliographical references.
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