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1.Introduction and Overview1

David Sugarman1

References9

2.Karl Renner on Socialist Legality11

Richard Kinsey11

Introduction11

The Basic Theoretical Structure of the Institutions15

Renner on the Limits of Law in the Transition to Socialism20

Marx and Renner on Socialism and Socialized Man21

Renner's Instrumentalism and the Science of Positive Law25

Association and Regulation:Marx and Renner on The Joint Stock Company as The Form of Socialist Production27

Conclusion:The Open Questions of Jurisprudence35

Notes39

References40

Further Reading41

3.Pashukanis and The Commodity Form Theory43

Ronnie Warrington43

Introduction43

Section 1:The Object of the Theory and Pashukanis's Method44

Section 2:The Commodity Form Theory and the Legal Subject47

Section 3:Some Criticisms of the Commodity Form Theory51

Section 4:The Withering Away of Law58

Conclusion:The Ultimate Commitment to Withering Away63

Notes64

Acknowledgements64

References64

Further Reading66

4.Legality and Political Legitimacy in The Sociology of Max Weber69

Roger Cotterrell69

Introduction69

Legitimate Domination72

Law as The Basis of Legitimacy in The Modern State73

The Twilight of Natural Law78

Legal Rationality and Legal Ideology81

Legitimacy and Personal Values84

Conclusion87

Notes88

References89

Further Reading91

5.Gramsci,The State and the Place of Law95

Maureen Cain95

Introduction95

The Intellectuals,State and Civil Society97

Law101

Gramsci's Historicism104

How Should One Think The State?111

Acknowledgements115

Notes115

References115

Further Reading116

6.Law,Legitimation and The Advanced Capitalist State:The Jurisprudence and Social Theory of Jurgen Habermas119

Colin Sumner119

Introduction119

Rationalist Natural Law and The Growth of The Advanced Capitalist State121

The Legitimation Crises of Advanced Capitalism135

The Development of Normative Structures and The Critique of Legitimations140

A Critique146

Acknowledgements154

Notes154

References156

Further Reading157

7.Law,Plurality and Underdevelopment159

Peter Fitzpatrick159

Introduction159

Some General Theoretical Perspectives on Legal Plurality160

Plurality and Underdevelopment163

Legal Plurality and The Third World170

Towards a Conclusion174

Notes176

References177

Further Reading180

8.State,Civil Society and Total Institution:A Critique of Recent Social Histories of Punishment183

Michael Ignatieff183

References206

Further Reading210

9.Law,Economy and The State in England,1750-1914:Some Major Issues213

David Sugarman213

Introduction213

Law and Economy215

Ideological Dimensions of Law233

Law,State and Economic Interests237

Towards an Intellectual History of Law,Economy and the State245

The Legal Professions249

Conclusion253

Notes259

References260

Further Reading265

10.Anarchism,Marxism and The Critique of Law267

Zenon Bankowski267

Introduction267

The Marxist Critiques of Law273

An Anarchist Critique of Law Exemplified280

Conclusion286

Notes289

References290

Further Reading291

Index293