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Routledge Sociology of Constitutions - Law Studies Book

Name: Routledge Sociology of Constitutions - Law Studies Book
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Sociology of Constitutions: A Paradoxical Perspective offers a deep look into the evolving world of transnational constitutionalism. Part of the Studies in the Sociology of Law series, this collection brings together influential sociologists of law to examine how constitutions function in modern society. Instead of viewing a constitution only as a tool for unity and stability, this book explores its role as a potential defense for pluralism and innovation. Readers will gain a new perspective on how legal frameworks operate within complex social structures. The first section focuses on the fundamental concept of the constitution. It analyzes the socio-legal elements that help define the various meanings attributed to constitutional principles. This text provides a necessary foundation for students and professionals looking to understand the social dimensions of legal structures and the changing nature of global governance.

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Analyzes the concept of the constitution through a socio-legal lens to clarify different principle meanings.

Explores transnational constitutionalism by gathering insights from influential sociologists of law.

Provides a new perspective on constitutions as tools for pluralism and innovation rather than just stability.

Part of the Studies in the Sociology of Law series for academic and professional research.

Examines the challenges and changing roles of constitutional frameworks in modern society.

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Brand: Routledge
Format: hardcover
ASIN: 1472479599
Category: Books > Subjects > Biography > Medical, Legal & Social Sciences > Anthropology & Sociology
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 04 May 2016
Listed Since: 11 September 2015

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