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Politics, postmodernity, and critical legal studies: the legality of the contingent
New York: Routledge (1994)
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This is a unique guide to one of the most exciting develpments within contemporary jurisprudence. It systematically applies a critical philosophy to the substance of common law, overviewing its politics and cultural significance.Other Versions
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