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Does the law act for or against the people? Who are the people? This collection of essays by philosophers, historians, legal scholars, and others examines these questions in historical perspective; in law and literature; in contemporary, advanced, and developing societies; and with respect to gender and economics. What the law does and ought to represent is viewed semiotically as a problem admitting of no definitive answer.
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Does the law act for or against the people? Who are the people? This collection of essays by philosophers, historians, legal scholars, and others examines these questions in historical perspective; in law and literature; in contemporary, advanced, and developing societies; and with respect to gender and economics. What the law does and ought to represent is viewed semiotically as a problem admitting of no definitive answer.