18 German Law Journal No. 2 (2017)

Introduction: Arguments for Cultural Approaches to Law

Introduction: Mapping the Pluralist Character of Cultural Approaches to Law
Greta Olson

Law as Culture? Culturalist Perspectives in Legal Theory and Theory of Methods
Franz Reimer

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Pluralistic Approaches to Constitutional Interpretation

Speaking Law: Towards a Nuanced Analysis of “Cases”
Susanne Baer

“It Isn’t True that England Is the Moon”: Comparative Constitutional Law as a Means of Constitutional Interpretation by the Courts?
Anna-Bettina Kaiser

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Law’s Narratives and Hermeneutics

Norms and Narrative
Andreas von Arnauld

The Perplexity of Judges Becomes the Scholar’s Opportunity
Jeanne Gaakeer

Law’s Visuality, Theatricality, and Affectivity

Imagining the Foundations of Law in Britain: Magna Carta in 2015
Martin A. Kayman

Öffentlichkeit and the Law’s Behind the Scenes: Theatrical and Dramatic Appearance in European and U.S. American Criminal Law
Frans-Willem Korsten

In the Force Field of the Law: On Affect and Connectivity in the Casework of Forensic Architecture
Christine Hentschel & Susanne Krasmann