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Law, Justice, and Society : A Sociolegal Introduction
by Anthony Walsh; Craig HemmensEdition:
2nd
ISBN13:
9780199757930
ISBN10:
0199757933
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Pub. Date:
10/22/2010
Publisher(s):
Oxford University Press, USA
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Summary
This is an introductory law & society test, intended for and used in departments of Political Science; Sociology; Criminal Justice and Legal Studies. It blends coverage of law & legal studies with a sociological perspective. The courses it is used in vary in title and topical coverage, but are generally organized around introducing students to the law and to the larger concept of "justice" from a social sciences perspective. Course names include Intro to Law; Justice & Society; Perspective on Justice Studies; Introduction to the Legal Process; Introduction to Justice Studies; Law & Society; and Law & Culture.
