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Legal culture and cultures of legality
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2015The concept of legal culture exacerbates confusions that already plague general uses of the concept of culture. Uses try to focus research on a wide range of action, experiences and interpretations that surround law. Some uses limit the study to the unofficial and non-legal behaviors that are nonetheless important for shaping what is more ...
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2016
Legal culture is a concept first used by US legal historians in the mid-1980s. It appeared under the influence of the Critical Legal Studies movement, which outlined both the indeterminacy of law and its role in social change. Surprisingly, this concept has no equivalent in other legal historiographies.
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Legal culture is a concept first used by US legal historians in the mid-1980s. It appeared under the influence of the Critical Legal Studies movement, which outlined both the indeterminacy of law and its role in social change. Surprisingly, this concept has no equivalent in other legal historiographies.
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Legal Cultures — Legal Languages
2009Language is important. In 1944, allied intelligence in Italy intercepted a German message to an abbey, asking whether the abbot was still there. The answer was in the affirmative. The service, however, falsely took the German word Abt for abbot to be the standard abbreviation for Abteilung (division).
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Legal Culture and Legal Transplants
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2009This working paper considers the legal system of England and Wales in terms of its impact on other legal systems and its reception of transplants from other legal systems. The paper was written to comply with a template established by the coordinator of a global representation of legal systems for the meeting of the Academy of International and ...
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Communities and Culture: Enriching Legal Consciousness and Legal Culture
Law <html_ent glyph="@amp;" ascii="&"/> Social Inquiry, 2006In Israel, Palestinian feminists have organized to prevent domestic violence and honor killings in the Palestinian community, seeking, among other things, greater state intervention on behalf of victims. In particular, these feminists want the Israeli criminal justice system to take the problem more seriously and demand more arrests and more ...
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Legal Culture and the Culture of Legality
Izvestia Ural Federal University Journal. Series 3. Social and Political Sciences, 2014The author analyses the genesis and the content of the concept ‘legal culture’ in its relation to the concepts of ‘legality’, ‘cultures of legality’, ‘legal consciousness’, ‘legal ideology’ and others. The prospects for further research on legal culture in the integral interdisciplinary field are outlined.Key words: law, legality, legal culture ...
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Proceedings of the 3rd international conference on Theory and practice of electronic governance, 2009
This paper describes three possible solutions for the short, medium and long term to improve the Judicial System of Colombia, with the use of Information and Communication Technology. The first solution is to create a curriculum for training institutions to train professionals in the use of technology and electronic governance.
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This paper describes three possible solutions for the short, medium and long term to improve the Judicial System of Colombia, with the use of Information and Communication Technology. The first solution is to create a curriculum for training institutions to train professionals in the use of technology and electronic governance.
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2015
PART I: Cultural Legal Studies - The Urgency of Method and Story 1. Cultural Legal Studies and Law's Popular Cultures, Marett Leiboff & Cassandra Sharp 2. Cultural Legal Studies as Law's Extroversion, Marett Leiboff 3. Finding Stories of Justice in the Art of Conversation: Ethnography in Cultural Legal Studies, Cassandra Sharp PART II: Cultural Legal ...
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PART I: Cultural Legal Studies - The Urgency of Method and Story 1. Cultural Legal Studies and Law's Popular Cultures, Marett Leiboff & Cassandra Sharp 2. Cultural Legal Studies as Law's Extroversion, Marett Leiboff 3. Finding Stories of Justice in the Art of Conversation: Ethnography in Cultural Legal Studies, Cassandra Sharp PART II: Cultural Legal ...
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2019
Abstract This chapter argues that maritime legal culture in late-medieval England was characterized by an emphasis on nautical expertise. Across the idiosyncratic and complicated legal traditions of maritime law, and the unpredictable conditions of work at sea, mariners, fishermen, shipmasters, and others conceptualized the regulation of
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Abstract This chapter argues that maritime legal culture in late-medieval England was characterized by an emphasis on nautical expertise. Across the idiosyncratic and complicated legal traditions of maritime law, and the unpredictable conditions of work at sea, mariners, fishermen, shipmasters, and others conceptualized the regulation of
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