Foucault and Law: Towards a Sociology of Law As Governance (Law and Social Theory)
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Foucault and Law: Towards a Sociology of Law As Governance (Law and Social Theory)

by Alan Hunt

Law Sociology social theory
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Alan Hunt examines law through the perspective of Foucault’s social theory, with particular attention to law as governance. Intended for readers interested in sociology, legal studies, and social theory, the book considers how these fields can illuminate the nature and role of law.

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Foucault and Law explores the relationship between Michel Foucault’s thought and the study of law.

The book focuses on law as governance, offering a sociological perspective on how legal ideas and practices can be understood.

Written by Alan Hunt, this work is part of the Law and Social Theory series.

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