Law and Revolution : Past Experiences, Future Challenges (Paperback)

1. Introduction: Law, Justice and (R)evolution 1920?2020;??2. Law and Revolution;??Part I: Law and Revolution Before and After 1918;??3. The Idea of Revolution in 1918;??4. Ivan ?olger, A Forgotten (R)evolutionary in the Constitutional Processes of Two Successive Polities in 1918?;??5. Ius et Vis ? Two Understandings of the Origins of Law;??6. Understanding the Law;??Part II: Law, Policies and Politics;??7. Criminal Law and Crime Policy in Transition Countries: Between Human Rights and Effective Crime Control;??8. Evolution or Revolution? The Future of Criminal Justice in England and Wales after Brexit;??9. Law, Evolution and Constitutional Courts;??10. Plotting (R)evolution? On Critical EU International Relations Law;??11. The Quiet Revolution of Global Governance Law;??Part III: Law and (Dis)continuity;??12. Rechtsdogmatik and Change;??13. Artificial Intelligence ? An important Part of the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR): Challenges and Chances for Europe;??14. Litigating the Innovation Paradox;??Part IV: Law and the Changing Social World;??15. (R)evolution of the Social Security Law in a Changing World: From protecting the poor to the workers and finally every member of the society?;??16. Social Security and Democracy;??17. Surrogate Mother, Co-Mother, Biological or Genetic Mother, Legal or Social Mother: Which is the real one?;??Part V: Rethinking the law;??18.?De Minimis Non Curat Lex? Law and Little Things;??19. Legal Monism and the Challenge of Legal Pluralisms;??20. Shall the Justice of the Whole Earth Not Do Justice? The Revolutionary Copernican Moment in the Relationship of God’s Law, Humanity and Justice;??21. Epilogue: Law and Justice in a Time of the Pandemic