SOCIOLOGIA DEL DIRITTO

Lectures

The tradition and the problems of discipline
The differentiation of legal rules from social norms
The differentiation of sociological knowledge with respect legal doctrines
The sociological concept of legal culture

The positivization process of law and the language dependency of legal phenomena: the legal culture

The characters of positivised law
The theory of action and the normative dimension of the social system
The law as structure of the social systems

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Kurkchiyan, M. (2012), “Comparing Legal Cultures: Three Models of Court for Small Civil Cases”, in Nelken, D. (ed.), Using Legal Culture, (London: Wildy), pp. 210-250
Merry, S.E. (2012), “What is Legal Culture? An Anthropological Perspective”, in Nelken, D. (ed.), Using Legal Culture, (London: Wildy), pp. 32-76
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Von Benda Beckmann, F. and K., (2012) “Why not ‘Legal Culture’?”, in Nelken, D. (ed.), Using Legal Culture, (London: Wildy), pp.86-103