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Marxist theory of law
In Dennis Patterson (ed.), A Companion to Philosophy of Law and Legal Theory. Oxford, UK: Blackwell. pp. 350–360 (1996)
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This chapter contains sections titled: The Object of Marxist Theory of Law Outline of a Marxist Theory of Law Alternative Marxist Approaches to Law Ideology as Law and Law as Ideology Law and State Economic Relations and the Law Legal Relations and Class Relations Conclusions References.
Marxist Theory of Law ‐ object of Marxist Theory of Law what part, if any, does law play ‐ in reproduction of structural inequalities characterizing capitalist societies Marxist theory of law ‐ reworked into new and variant combinations relational approach to law ‐ legal relations, of social relation identified by set of characteristics legal mode of regulation ‐ form flowing from attribution of rights to interpellated legal subjects law and legal process ‐ potential to change relative positions of legal subjects within social relations legal regulation ‐ regulating boundaries or spheres of competence of modes of regulation alternative Marxist approaches to law ideology as law and law as ideology legal relations and class relations ‐ what contribution, does law make to reproduction of class relations
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