Law and the Social Sciences

advanced cultures analysis anthropology application attempt basis century Chapter civilization concept conclusions Constitution contract contributions courts custom definition distinction doctrine economic ethical example executive exists fact faculty psychology field function Hist Holdsworth human I. A. RICHARDS Ibid idea important individual institutions interest judicial jurisprudence jurists Justice labour legal theory legislative MacIver Maitland Majocchi Malinowski marriage material culture meaning ment method modern Montesquieu nature object perhaps person philosophy Philosophy of Law political theory position positive law possession practice present primitive primitive communities principle problems Professor psychology question recognized regarded relation respect result rules of conduct scientific seisin separation of powers Small Loan social control social sciences society sociologists sociology sovereignty standpoint supra supra note term theory of law theory of property thought tion to-day Trobriand Islanders usury Westermarck Wigmore witness Yale L. J.