The Sociological Movement in Law

Abstract

The twentieth century has produced a movement towards the sociologically oriented study of law. The study of law can no longer be regarded as the exclusive preserve of legal professionals, whether practitioners or academics.1 There has emerged a sociological movement in law which has had as its common and explicit goal the assault on legal exclusivism; it is a movement that has excited hope and commitment from its protagonists and considerable resistance from its opponents. It is this movement which is the object of inquiry upon which this book focuses.

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