Introduction to Law
by Martin Gruberg, Professor of Political Science
by Martin Gruberg, Professor of Political Science
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Introduction to Law
by Martin Gruberg, Professor of Political Science |
This book is an introduction to the
study of law, appropriate for the beginning student in Introduction to
Law, Sociology of Law and Criminal Justice. It is interdisciplinary, employing
insights from political
science, history, philosophy, sociology, and theology. It begins with an examination
of law through the
ages. Next it looks at the place of law in society, focusing on a spectrum of
private law arenas and on
the uses and abuses of law-making. There is a survey of the major branches of
law. The book concludes
with an examination of philosophies of law and legal reasoning. The relative
briefness of the text lends
itself to supplementation by a reader or monograph.
Table of Contents for Introduction to Law:
University Press of America 0-7618-2506-1 March 2003 284pp
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Date of last update: July 24, 2003
