Veitch, Scott <br/><br/>
Jurisprudence: Themes and Concept 

 - 2nd 
 - London:  Routledge,  2012. 
 - xii, 305p. 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>978-0-415-67972-5 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>PART I: LAW AND POLITICS<br/>1. General themes<br/>1.1 Introduction to the relationship between law and polotics<br/>1.2 Sovereignty <br/>1.3 The rule of law and the 'inner morality of law'<br/>1.4 Rights<br/>1.5 Identifying valid law<br/>2. Advanced topics<br/>2.1 Justice<br/>2.2 Constitutionalism and Citizenship <br/>2.3 Law, politics and Globalization<br/>2.4 Law and the state of emergency<br/>2.5 The rule of law in political transitions<br/>PART II: Legal Reasoning<br/>1 General themes<br/>1.1 Introduction to legal reasoning <br/>1.2 Legal formalism<br/>1.3 American Legal realism<br/>1.4 rules,'open texture' and the limits of discretion<br/>2. Advanced Topics<br/>2.1 Justice, natural law and the limits of rule<br/>2.2 Equality, difference, and domination: feminist critiques of adjudication <br/>2.3 trials, facts and narratives<br/>PART III: LAW AND MODERNITY<br/>1. General themes<br/>1.1 The advent of modernity<br/>1.2 Law and social solidarity<br/>1.3 Law, power and exploitation <br/>2. Advanced topics<br/>2.1 Legal pluralism<br/>2.2 Juridification<br/>2.3 Displacing the juridical: Foucault on power and discipline 
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>340.143  / VEI