Introduction
Part I: Law Sui Generis
1. Classical Natural Law
2. Natural Law Theory: Morality and Law
3. Positing Law
4. Realizing Sociological Jurisprudence
Part II: Society Sui Generis
5. Durkheim Socializes the Law
6. Law, Ideology, and
Revolutionary Social Change
7. Max Weber, Modern Disenchantment, and the Rationalization of Law
8. Critical Confrontations: Law, Race, Gender, and Class
Part III: Promising Justice: The Becoming of Law and Society
9. Michel Foucault: The Power of Law and Society
10.
Contested Sovereignties, Violence, and Law
11. Just Events: Law and Society
Conclusion: After Law and Society?
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George Pavlich is a professor of law and sociology at the University of Alberta. His research interests include social theory and law, socio-legal studies, governance, restorative justice, and theories of crime. In addition to authoring Law and Society Redefined, he has also co-edited (with
Myra Hird) Questioning Sociology: Canadian Perspectives (OUP, 2007).
Questioning Sociology - Edited by Myra J. Hird and George Pavlich