《RESEARCH IN LAW AND SOCIOLOGY VOLUME 3》

PART Ⅰ LEGAL THOUGHT AND LEGAL THEORY3

TOWARD AN HISTORICAL UNDERSTANDING OF LEGAL CONSCIOUSNESS: THE CASE OF CLASSICAL LEGAL THOUGHT IN AMERICA, 1850-1940Duncan Kennedy3

REIFICATION IN LEGAL REASONINGPeter Gabel25

THE LIMITS OF IDEALISM: MAX WEBER AND THE SOCIOLOGY OF LAWMaureen Cain53

PART Ⅱ THE LAW IN HISTORY87

VIOLENCE, PROPERTY RIGHTS AND ECONOMIC GROWTH IN PRE-INDUSTRIAL EUROPEJan Smith87

THE CONTRIBUTION OF EDWARD I TO THE CAPITALIST TRANSFORMATION OF ENGLANDJudith S. Koffler107

PART Ⅲ THE LAW AND MODERNIZATION129

LAW AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN LIGHT OF DEPENDENCY THEORYDavid N. Greenberg129

LAW, MODERNIZATION AND MYSTIFICATIONPeter Fitzpatrick161

PART Ⅳ COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVES ON LAW AND SOCIETY181

THE CLASS PRODUCTION OF CRIME: BANDITRY AND CLASS STRATEGIES IN ENGLAND AND AUSTRALIAPat O’Malley181

STATE, LAW AND POLITICS IN CHINABrian Hipkin201

CONTINUITY, CHANGE AND CONFLICT IN GBAGYI LAWFrank A. Salamone221

PART Ⅴ THE LAW IN MODERN SOCIETY257

THE SUPREME COURT AS A SUPERLEGISLATURE: TAKING INTO ACCOUNT BROWN AND BAKKEJoan Roelofs257

CRIMINAL PROSECUTIONS IN THE SOUTHERN CIVIL RIGHTS AND VIETNAM ANTIWAR MOVEMENTS: REPRESSION AND DISSENT IN POLITICAL TRIALSSteven Barkin279

THE STUDY OF THE SOCIAL ORIGINS OF CRIMINAL LAW: AN INVENTORY OF RESEARCH FINDINGSJohn F. Galliher301

THE LIMITS OF LEGAL REFORM: BAIL AND SYSTEMI CLASS OPPRESSIONJohn Richard Baumann320