This book is partly constitutive of the major theme which predominates the analysis of law as a mode of reproduction of social order. Some of the articles additionally emphasise the pedagogic dimension and effectivity of that mode, others emphasise its rhetorical dimension.
The contributors to this book do not claim to be identically engaged in the same ideological enterprise. The authors are lawyers, one is political scientist with some training, the rest are sociologists. None of them, however, claims to have written from a position of scientific neutrality. Each of them hopes that the articles produced here will contribute to a scientific knowledge of law within capitalism.
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2024
Table of Contents
Part One: Theory
Max Weber’s Sociology of Law: A Critique – Paul Walton
Perspectives in the Sociology of Law – Alan Hunt
Part Two: Law as a Mode of Reproduction of the Social Order
Conspiracy Law, Class and Society – Robert Spicer
Rent and Rent Legislation in the U.K. 1915-1972 – Piers Beirne
The Irish Republican Army and its Community: A Struggle for Legitimacy – Frank Burton
Part Three: Women and Law
The Myth of Judicial Neutrality: The Male Monopoly Cases – Albie Sachs
Women at Work: A Lawyer Discusses the Legislation Relating to Women Employees – Judith Mayhew
Law as an Instrument of Repression or Reform – Margherita Rendel
Part Four: Legal Profession and Judicial Process
Pre-trial Procedures and Construction of Conviction – Doreen J. McBarnet
The Jury in the Legal System – Geoff Mungham & Zenon Bankowski
Necessarily Out of Touch: Thoughts on the Organisation of the Bar – Maureen Cain
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Pat Carlen, Lecturer in Criminology, Department of Law, University of Keele.
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