Legality and legitimacy : normative and sociological approaches / Chris Thornhill, Samantha Ashenden, (eds.)
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Baden-Baden :
Nomos,
2010.
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| Edition: | First Aufl. |
| Series: | Schriftenreihe "Studien zur politischen Soziologie" ;
Bd. 6. |
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Table of Contents:
- SECTION I : LEGALITY AND LEGITIMACY : THE FORM OF THE PROBLEM: The legal and sociological construction of norms / Blandine Kriegel
- Legality, legitimacy and the constitution : a historical-functionalist approach / Chris Thornhill
- Legality, legitimacy and the circumstances of sociology / Samantha Ashenden
- Sociology among the third-order observers in legitimation processes / Pierre Guibentif
- Societal constitutionalism : procedural legality and legitimation in global and civil society / David Sciulli
- The critique of instrumental reason : between normative and sociological approaches to legitimate law / Darrow Schecter
- SECTION II : LEGITIMACY AS A PROBLEM IN INTERNATIONAL LAW : CRITICAL AND COSMOPOLITAN APPROACHES: Legitimacy in global and international law : a sociological critique / Inger-Johanne Sand
- Cosmopolitanism and democratic freedom / Hauke Brunkhorst
- Political argument and the legitimacy of international law : a case of distorted modernization / Robert Fine
- Saving cosmopolitanism? : legality without legitimacy / Costas Douzinas
- Post-colonial legality and legitimacy : the challenge of indigenous people / Gavin W. Anderson
- From legitimacy to legality : the problem of the global legal form / Kirsten Campbell
- SECTION III : LEGITIMACY AS AN INSTITUTIONAL PROBLEM: Legality and legitimacy in the European Union / William Outhwaite
- From Philadelphia to Vitoria via Bonn? : why there is no constitutional patriotism in the Basque Country / Andreas Hess
- The necessary secularism of legitimate authority / David Saunders
- Legitimation in terms of questioning : integrating political rhetoric and the sociology of law / Nicholas Turnbull.