Contract Law in America: A Social and Economic Case Study (Classics of Law & Society)
Contract Law in America presents a social and economic study of contract law within the United States. As part of the Classics of Law & Society series, Lawrence M. Friedman’s work offers readers a scholarly framework for considering how legal rules relate to American society and economic life.
About This Book
Contract Law in America examines the development and role of contract law within American society.
Framed as a social and economic case study, the book considers legal principles in relation to broader social structures and economic life.
This edition belongs to the Classics of Law & Society series and offers a scholarly perspective on the relationship between law and society.
It is suited to readers interested in American legal history, contract law, and the social foundations of legal systems.
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