Law/Society

Explore the dynamic interplay between law and society with "Law/Society" by John R. Sutton, a must-have text for courses in Sociology, Criminal Justice, Political Science, and Law Schools. Published in 2001, this comprehensive book spans 320 pages and delves into pivotal questions such as how laws evolve, their effectiveness in addressing social issues, and the roles of legal professionals.

Sutton provides a thoroughly analytical approach, beginning with a contrast between normative and sociological perspectives on law. The introduction serves as a primer on research methods applied to legal issues, while subsequent chapters discuss theories of legal change within a cohesive framework. Ideal for both students and practitioners, this essential resource enriches understanding of the sociological aspects of law and its pragmatic implications. Enhance your library with this insightful exploration that bridges societal needs with legal principles.