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Part 1 Concept of law and sociological inquiries: the sociologicalconcept of law, Roger B.M. Cotterrell; legal institutions and socialcontrols, Philip Selznick; the boundaries of legal sociology, Donald Black;the concept of laws in social science - a critique and notes on an expandedview, Malcolm M. Feeley; toward a theory of law in society, F. James Davis.Part 2 Law as order inherent in social life: the sociology of law, EugenEhrlich; human interaction and the law, Lon L. Fuller; law and spontaneousorder - Hayek's contribution to legal theory, Anthony I. Ogus. Part 3 Law asconstituted authority: definitions of law and empirical questions, JackGibbs; the differing realms of the law, Paul Bohannan; the sociology ofsecondary rules, Eric Colvin. Part 4 Law as a condition for capitalisticeconomy - Max Weber's view: Max Weber on law and the rise of capitalism,David M. Trubek; formal justice and the spirit of capitalism - Max Weber'ssociology of law, Sally Ewing. Part 5 Law as reflection of capitalisticeconomy - Marxian view: Marxism, socialism and the theory of law, AliceErh-Soon Tay and Eugene Kamenka; law, state and class struggle, Alan Hunt;the place of law in the Marxian structure-superstructure archetype, AlanStone. Part 6 Contemporary social theories about law: law and social theory -law as a social system, Niklas Luhmann; a purified sociology of law - NiklasLuhmann on the autonomy of the legal system, Hubert Rottleuthner; Habermas'sapproach to law, Koen Raes; substantive and reflexive elements in modern law,Gunther Teubner.