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Weber: Law and Juridical Formalism
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- 1789 Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen: Modern Legal Liberty and Modern Legal Equality
- 1789 Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen: Citizenship and Exclusion
- Lecture 5
- Legal Studies 103 - Lecture 6
- Henry Maine and Historical Jurisprudence
- Lecture 8
- Legal Studies 103 - Lecture 9
- Legal Studies - Lecture 10
- Henry Maine: The Case for the Historical Method
- Henry Maine: Status to Contract Revisited ? Modern Law and Modern Society
- Henry Maine: the Comparative Method
- The Largeness of the Sphere Occupied by Contract
- Legal Studies 103 - Lecture 16
- Legal Studies 103 - Lecture 18
- Marx: State and Law in Capitalist Society (2)
- Legal Studies 103 - Lecture 21
- Marx: the Rights of Man and Citizen
- Marx: law, power and social conflict
- Legal Studies 103 - Lecture 25
- Lecture 26
- Legal Studies 103 - Lecture 27
- Legal Studies 103 - Lecture 28
- Legal Studies 103 - Lecture 33
- Legal Studies 103 - Lecture 34
- Lecture 35
- Legal Studies 103 - Lecture 36
- Legal Studies 103 - Lecture 37
- Lecture 38
- Legal Studies 103 - Lecture 39
- Weber: Rationalization and Modern Society: State, Economy and Law
- Weber: Law and Juridical Formalism
- Weber: Individualism and Disenchantment
- Legal Studies 103 - Lecture 43
- Lecture 44
- Course Review and Conclusions (1)
- Course Review and Conclusions (2)
- Course Review and Conclusions (3)
- Course Review and Conclusions (4)