Marx and law
By: edited by Susan Easton.
Contributors: Easton, Susan.
Series: Philosophers and law
Publisher: Ashgate
Published: 2008
Place of publication: Aldershot, Hants, England; Burlington, VT
Language: eng
ISBN-13: 9780754627326
Subjects: Marx, Karl, -- 1818-1883; Law and socialism
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Introduction : Marx's legacy; title: D.R. Kelly (1978) : The metaphysics of law : an essay on the very young Marx, American Historical Review 83, pp 350-67; title: S. Spitzer (1983) : Marxist perspectives on the sociology of law, Annual Review of Sociology, 9, pp 103-24; title: A. Vincent (1993) : Marx and law, journal of law, and society, 30, pp 371-397; title: Karl Renner (1949), reprinted 1976, The institutions of private law and their social functions, London, Routledge, Kegan Paul, selected extracts, chapter 1, sections I and II, pp 55-80, including footnotes and chapter three, section vi, pp 292-302, including footnotes. (ISBN no. 0 7100 8302 5); title: I. Balbus (1977) : Commodity form and legal form : an essay on the relative autonomy of law, law and society review, 11 pp 571-88; title: Alan Hunt (1985) : The ideology of law : advances and problems in recent applications of the concept of ideology to the analysis of law, law and society review, 19 (1) pp 11-37; title: B. Jessop (1980) : On recent Marxist theories of law and the state and juridical-political ideology, international journal of sociology of law, 8, 339-68; title: William l. McBride (1975) : The concept of justice in Marx, Engels, and others, ethics, 85, pp 204-18; title: Susan M. Easton (1977) : Facts, values, and Marxism studies in Soviet thought, 17, 117- 134; title: J. Daly (2000) : Marx and justice, international journal of philosophical studies, 8:3, pp 351-70; title: S. A. Brown (December, 2003) : The problem with Marx on rights, Journal of Human Rights, 2(4), pp 517-522; title: B. R. Roth (2004) : Retrieving Marx for the human rights project, leiden journal of international law : 17(1) pp 31-66; title: P. Hirst (1972) : Marx and engels on law, crime and morality, economy and society 1, 28-56 plus brief replies by Taylor and Walton and hirsts response (9 pp); title: W. J. Chambliss (1975) : Toward a political economy of crime, theory, and society (2) (1975) 149-170; title: J. Murphy (spring 1973) : Marxism and retribution philosophy and public affairs, 23(3), pp. 351-70; title: B. S. Chimni Marxism and international law : a contemporary analysis, economic, and political weekly, (6 February 1999) pp 337-349; title: C. Mieville (2004) : The commodity-form theory of international law ; an introduction, Leiden Journal of International Law, 17(2) (2004) 271-302; title: E. pashukanis (1980) : The general theory of law and Marxism, London, Academic Press, eds. P. Beirne and R. Sharlet, selected extracts, Pashukaniss introduction which is on pp 40-49 and chapter 4, commodity and the subject, pp 74-90, of this edition; title: Christine Sypnowich (1987) : The withering away of law, studies in Soviet thought, 33/4 305-32, Reidel; title: M. Burawoy (april 2000) : Marxism after communism, theory, and society, 29(2) pp 151-74; title: B. Leiter (2001-02) : Marxism and the continuing irrelevance of normative theory, 54 Stanford Law Review 112, pp 1129-1151.