A Guide to Critical Legal Studies

David Jabbari · Mark G. Kelman

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Legal and Constitutional Studies Comparative constitutional jurisprudence studies Legal and Social Philosophy

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Introduction 1. Rules and Standards 2. The Subjectivity of Value 3. Intentionalism and Determinism 4. Legal Economists and Normative Social Theory 5. Legal Economists and Conservative Preferences 6. The Deification of Process 7. Visions of History 8. Critical Views of the Role of Law 9. Toward a Cognitive Theory of Legitimation Notes Index

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