Sociology of Law (Law and Society)
by Norman K. Denzin, Georges Gurvitch
Sociology of Law offers a broad examination of law in relation to society. Framing legal systems as subjects of sociological inquiry, the book provides an interdisciplinary perspective for readers exploring the institutions, practices, and social context surrounding law.
About This Book
Sociology of Law examines law through a sociological lens.
The book focuses on the relationship between legal systems and society.
It considers law as a social institution and subject of social inquiry.
This work may suit readers interested in law, sociology, and the connections between them.
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