The sociology of law has made impressive progress over the last
decades. The present volume brings together scholars from Austria,
Britain, Germany and Scandinavia to discuss major developments. The
book starts with analyses of the sociology of law advanced by the
most outstanding theorists in the field, Max Weber and Niklas
Luhmann. Their legacy is assessed by Hubert Treiber, Frank Welz and
Inger-Johanne Sand. Next, Hakan Hyden emphases the gain sociology
of law could have from a stronger focus on norms. Armin Holand and
Ole Hammerslev ask about the effects courts have. Klaus F. Rohl
provides an international overview on "alternatives of law," one of
the main topics of socio-legal studies since the 1960s. The final
article by Stefan Machura in this volume addresses the media's
impact on the public's perception of the legal system.
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