An Introduction to the Sociology of Law

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Contents

THE SOCIOLOGICAL PLACE OF LAW
3
THE PLACE OF THE SOCIOLOGY OF LAW IN SCIENCE
19
THE HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE SOCIOL
44
THE ETHICAL GROUP CONVICTION
67
The influence of the recognition on ones own behavior
91
Retributive emotions and dispositions
95
The roots of retributive emotions
98
Retributive tendencies and the triumph of ethics
102
Hierarchies of power structures
217
Bibliographical note
219
CHANGES IN POWER 1 The temporal identity of power structures
222
The growth of power structures
223
The growth of power structures continued
225
Tendencies in the development of power structures
229
The hierarchization of power structures
231
The limits of the processes 7 The decay of power structures
234

Social pressure Bibliographical note
111
CHANGES IN ETHICS 1 Introduction 2 From revenge to retribution
112
The evidence of child psychology
115
The selection of best ways
117
The radiation
125
Harmful customs
126
Abstract changes in ethical rules
127
Changes in the ethical behavior
128
Bibliographical note
132
DIFFERENTIATION OF ETHICS 1 The branches of ethics
135
The gamut of definitions 3 Morals
137
Custom
147
The rôle of custom in modern life
148
The rules of games
154
Negative ethical conflicts
155
Positive ethical conflicts
159
The settlement of ethical conflicts
162
Bibliographical note
165
PART III
169
POWER EQUILIBRIUM 1 Introduction
171
Polarization
173
The introspective aspect of power
177
The behavioristic aspect of power
179
The reality of power
184
The power defense system
187
The social functions of power Bibliographical note PAGE
191
Personal and transpersonal domination
203
Legal and despotical power
209
The struggle for power
238
Bibliographical note
241
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242
PART IV
243
legal rules are recognized by groupmembers
248
legal rules are obeyed by groupmembers
252
legal rules are recognized by rulers
259
legal rules are supported by rulers
263
Law as a social force
267
The types of behavior determined by
269
Bibliographical note
270
CHANGES IN LAW 222 245 273 1 Introduction
273
Prelegal social fields
274
Primitive
275
Power as the factor of differentiation
281
From primitive to mature
284
Mature law 7 The legality of the changes in law 8 The extralegal forms of change in law Bibliographical note
298
DIFFERENTIATION AND INTEGRATION OF LAW
301
I12 135
312
Introduction 2 State
324
171
325
THE INTEGRATION OF LAW IN CULTURE
326
THE VINDICATION OF LAW
367
GENERAL BIBLIOGRAPHY
381
INDEX OF AUTHORS
405
Autonomous law 4 Customary
412
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