Living Law : Reconsidering Eugen Ehrlich (Paperback)

1.From 'Men of Files' to 'Men of the Senses': A Brief Characterization of Eugen Ehrlich's Sociology of Law Marc Hertogh Part One: EUGEN EHRLICH: LIFE, WORK AND CONTEXT 2.Governing in the Vernacular: Eugen Ehrlich and Late Habsburg Ethnography Monica Eppinger 3.Venus in Czernowitz: Sacher-Masoch, Ehrlich and the Fin de Siecle Crisis of Legal Reason Assaf Likhovski Part Two: EHRLICH'S SOCIOLOGY OF LAW 4.Ehrlich at the Edge of Empire: Centres and Peripheries in Legal Studies Roger Cotterrell 5.Eugen Ehrlich's Linking of Sociology and Jurisprudence and the Reception of his work in Japan Stefan Vogl Part Three: EHRLICH AND HIS CONTEMPORARIES 6.Facts and Norms: The Unfinished Debate Between Eugen Ehrlich and Hans Kelsen Bart van Klink 7.Pounding on Ehrlich. Again? Salif Nimaga 8.The Social Life of Living Law in Indonesia Franz von Benda-Beckmann & Keebet von Benda-Beckmann Part Four: EHRLICH AND CONTEMPORARY SOCIO-LEGAL STUDIES 9.Naturalism and Agency in the Living Law Jeremy Webber 10.World Society, Nation State and Living Law in the 21st Century Klaus A. Ziegert 11.Ehrlich's Legacies: Back to the Future in the Sociology of Law? David Nelken