The role of social science in law
By: edited by Elizabeth Mertz.
Contributors: Mertz, Elizabeth, J.D.
Series: International library of essays in law and society
Publisher: Ashgate
Published: 2007
Place of publication: Aldershot, Hants, England; Burlington, VT
Language: eng
ISBN-13: 9780754626015
Subjects: Law and the social sciences; Sociological jurisprudence
Notes: Includes index.
Table of contents: title: James Boyd White, "Intellectual integration", NorthWestern University Law Review 82 (1987): 1-18; title: John Monahan and Laurens Walker, "Judicial use of social science research", Law and Human Behavior 15 (1991): 571-584; title: John Donahue and Justin Wolfers, "Uses and abuses of empirical evidence in the death penalty debate", Stanford Law Review 58 (2005): 791-845; title: Michael Radelet and Marian Borg, "The changing nature of the death penalty debates", Annual Review of Sociology 26 (2000): 43-61; title: David Baldus, "The death penalty dialogue between law and social science", Indiana Law Review 70 (1995): 1033-1041; title: Elizabeth Mertz (2007), "Teaching lawyers the language of law : legal and anthropological translations", the John Marshall Law Review 34: 91-117; title: David Nelken (2001), "Can social science learn from law?" Israel Law Review 35, p. 205; title: Edward Rubin (1997), "Law and the methodology of law", Wisconsin Law Review 1997, p. 521; title: Sanders (2002), "The influence of the Daubert, Joiner, and Kumho decisions, part 1", Psychology, Public Policy, and Law 8, p. 139; title: Edmond Cahn (1955), "Jurisprudence", New York University Law Review 30, p. 150; title: Deborah Jones Merritt (1998), "The future of Bakke : will social science matter?", Ohio State Law Journal 59, p. 1055; title: Susan Fiske et al. (1991), "Social-science research on trial, "Use of sex stereotyping research in Price Waterhouse v. Hopkins", American Psychologist 46, p. 1049; title: Bryant Garth (1997), "Observations on an uncomfortable relationship : civil procedure and empirical research", Alabama Law Review 49, p. 103; title: Robert Burns (2003), "Some philosophical resources for an account of truth practices in the American trial", Political and Legal Anthropology Review 26, p. 109; title: Ron Levi and Mariana Valverde (2001), "Knowledge on tap : police science and common knowledge in the regulation of drunkenness", Law & Social Inquiry 26, p. 819; title: David Wilkins (1999), "The professional responsibility of professional schools to study and teach about the profession", Journal of Legal Education 49, p. 76; title: Renee Romkens (2000), "Ambiguous responsibilities : law and conflicting expert testimony on the abused woman who shot her sleeping husband", Law & Social Inquiry 25, p. 355; title: Justice R. James Williams (2001), "Should judges close the gate on pas and pa?" Family Court Review 39, p. 267; title: Shari Seidman Diamond (1989), "Using psychology to control law : from deceptive advertising to criminal sentencing", Law and Human Behavior 13, p. 239; title: Lawrence Rosen (1977), "The anthropologist as expert witness", American Anthropologist 79, p. 555; title: Susan Silbey and Austin Sarat (1987), "Critical traditions in law and society research", Law & Society Review 21, p. 165; title: John Hagan, Wenona Rymond-Richmond, and Patricia Parker (2005), "The criminology of genocide : the death and rape of Darfur", Criminology 43, p. 525; title: Wendy Espeland, "Legally mediated identity : the National Environmental Policy Act and the bureaucratic construction of interests" (1994), Law & Society Review 28, p. 1149; title: Jacqueline Urla (1993), "Cultural politics in an age of statistics : numbers, nations, and the making of Basque identity", American Ethnologist 20, p. 818.