Table of content: - Critical legal studies v. liberalism; - Liberalism and legality; - The possibility of the liberal rule of law; - The contradictions of law; - Law and social reality.
This book is organized around an argument that seeks to elucidate the way in which engagement with phenomenon of law can be shown to have significance for wider issues in social theory.
This book was inspired of participants in the Conference on Critical Legal Studies. The essential of picture on this book is that a movement attempting to identify the crucial structural characteristic of mainstream legal thought.