The Social Context of Law
by Sheryl J. Grana, Jane C. Ollenburger, Mark A. Nicholas
The Social Context of Law presents law as part of society, emphasizing the relationship between legal institutions and the social world. This academic title offers readers a foundation for examining law within its broader social context.
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The Social Context of Law examines law in relation to the social settings that shape and surround it.
Rather than treating law as separate from society, the book centers attention on the connections between legal institutions and social life.
Written by Sheryl J. Grana, Jane C. Ollenburger, and Mark A. Nicholas, it provides an academic foundation for studying law through a broader social lens.
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