Volume 12 No 01
12 German Law Journal No. 1 (2011)
Critical Legal Thought: An American-German Debate- Republication [ with a new Introduction ] Twenty-Five Years Later
Inconsistencies and Consistencies in the 19th Century Legal Theory
Regina Ogorek
Texts, Contexts and Interpretative Communities: A Comment on Regina Ogorek
David Sugarman
American Legal Theory and American Legal Education: A Snake Swallowing It’s Tail?
John H. Schlegel
Empiricism and Legal Practice
Volkmar Gessner, Breman & Gerd Winter, Bremen
Legal Disintegration and a Theory of the State
William H. Clune
Divide and Conquer: The Legal Foundations of Postwar U.S. Labor Policy
Joel Rogers
Fragmented and Centralized Bargaining in Europe: A Comment on Joel Rogers
Ninon Colneric
Liberal Rights and Critical Legal Theory
Frances M. Olsen
Rights Discourse and Social Progress: A Comment on Kimberle W. Crenshaw
Konstanze Plett
Some Current Controversies in Critical Legal Studies
Mark Tushnet
Down by Law: Irony, Seriousness, and Reason
Gunter Frankenberg
A Rotation in Contemporary Legal Scholarship
David Kennedy
“And God Laughed…”: Indeterminacy, Self-Reference and Paradox in Law
Gunther Teubner
The Pragmatic and Functional Indeterminacy of Law
Klaus Gunther
Government Assistance in the Exercise of Basic Rights (Procedure and Organization)
Erhard Denninger
The Effective Enjoyment of Rights
Richard E. Parker
Proceduralization of the Category of Law
Rudolf Wietholter
Comment on Rodolf Wietholter’s “Materialization and Proceduralization in Modern Law,” and “Proceduralization of the Category of Law”
Duncan Kennedy
Social Consturction and System in Legal Theory: A Response to Professor Preuss
Karl E. Klare
From Univeralistic Law to the Law of Uncertainty: On the Decay of the Legal Order’s “Totalizing Teleology” as Treated in the Methodological Discussion and its Critique from the Left
Karl-Heinz Ladeur
Law and Uncertainty: A Comment on Karl Heinz-Ladeur
Gerald E. Frug