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A Holistic Vision of the Socio-Legal TerrainBrian Z. TamanahaWashington University in Saint Louis - School of Law August, 14 2008 Journal of Law and Contemporary Problems, 2008 Abstract: This brief essay articulates a thoroughly social perspective on law and legal institutions, a perspective reconstructed from the work of Marc Galanter. It shows how the place of law in society can be understood by attention to two hemispheres - the official legal system and the realm of social ordering - and their interpenetration and interaction. It lays out several core themes in socio-legal studies going back several decades, noting Galanter's seminal theoretical contributions, and argues that these themes remain central to an understanding of law and society.
Number of Pages in PDF File: 15 Accepted Paper SeriesDate posted: August 19, 2008Suggested CitationContact Information
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