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Critical legal studies
In Dennis M. Patterson (ed.), A Companion to Philosophy of Law and Legal Theory. Blackwell. pp. 267–278 (1996)
Abstract
This chapter contains sections titled: Critical Legal Studies as Analytic Jurisprudence: The Critique of Liberal Rights Theory Critical Legal Studies as Social Theory Conclusion References.
critical legal studies ‐ movement in legal scholarship, Conference on Critical Legal Studies critical legal studies as analytic jurisprudence ‐ critique of liberal rights theory “indeterminacy thesis” ‐ claims about classical liberalism in securing liberty through rule of law critique of instrumentalism critics' transformation of legal history malleability of notion of interest itself ‐ barrier to doctrinal determinacy indeterminacy of interests ‐ basis for attacking policy analysis, dominating postrealist legal scholarship contingency of allocative efficiency on legal and cultural norms ‐ making efficient allocation inefficient and vice versa indeterminacy of interests ‐ undermining instrumental conceptions of society
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