2008, ISBN: 1583670300

[EAN: 9781583670309], Gebraucht, guter Zustand, [PU: New York : Monthly Review Press], COVER; TITLE PAGE; COPYRIGHT; CONTENTS; ACKNOWLEDGMENTS; INTRODUCTION TO THE SECOND EDITION; PART I:… More...

[EAN: 9781583670309], Gebraucht, guter Zustand, [PU: New York : Monthly Review Press], COVER; TITLE PAGE; COPYRIGHT; CONTENTS; ACKNOWLEDGMENTS; INTRODUCTION TO THE SECOND EDITION; PART I: LAW AND CAPITALIST RISE POWER: AN OVERVIEW; 1. MERCHANT AS REBEL; 2. BACKDROP OF NEW LEGAL INSTITUTIONS; II: MERCHANTS SEEK A PLACE IN FEUDAL ORDER (1000-1200); 3. INTRODUCTION; 4. CRUSADES: SEIZURE TRADE ROUTES SPREAD BOURGEOIS IDEOLOGY; 5. VENICE AMALFI: BETWEEN EAST WEST; 6. SOME ORIGINS URBAN CULTURE; 7. TRANSPORT BY LAND SEA; 8. POPES MERCHANTS; 9. BOURGEOISIE 1200 III: LAWYERS, ROYAL POWER, DEVELOPMENT (1200-1400)10. 11. BEAUMANOIR OTHERS: THEORETICIANS ORDER; 12. CAPITAL GRASSE; 13. PEASANT REBELLION LAW; IV: ASCENDANCY (1400-1600); 14. 15. THOMAS MORE DESTRUCTION MEDIEVAL VISION; 16. RECASTING REAL PROPERTY; 17. CONTRACT: STUDY SOCIAL REALITY; V: VICTORY (1600-1804); 18. FRANCE: TRIUMPH THIRD ESTATE; 19. ENGLAND: TECHNIQUES COMMON VI: INSURGENCY JURISPRUDENCE20. 21. LEADING SCHOOLS THOUGHT; 22. JURISPRUDENCE INSURGENCY; AFTERWORD; IDEOLOGY TODAY; HUMAN RIGHTS, NATION-STATE, INTERNATIONAL LAW: FROM GROTIUS BENTHAM; U.S. CONSTITUTIONALISM ITS ANOMOLIES; ENFORCING RIGHTS INTERNATIONALLY: NUREMBERG PINOCHET; JURISPRUCENCE REVISITED; APPENDIX: FOREWORD FIRST BIBLIOGRAPHY; INDEX, occasional notes in pencil. Cover; Title Page; Copyright; Contents; Acknowledgments; Introduction to the Second Edition; Part I: Law and the Capitalist Rise to Power: An Overview; 1. The Merchant as Rebel; 2. The Backdrop of the New Legal Institutions; Part II: The Merchants Seek a Place in the Feudal Order (1000-1200); 3. Introduction; 4. The Crusades: Seizure of Trade Routes and Spread of Bourgeois Ideology; 5. Venice and Amalfi: Between East and West; 6. Some Origins of Urban Culture; 7. Transport by Land and Sea; 8. Popes and Merchants; 9. The Bourgeoisie in 1200 Part III: Bourgeois Lawyers, Royal Power, and Urban Development (1200-1400)10. Introduction; 11. Beaumanoir and Others: The Theoreticians of a New Order; 12. The Merchant Capital of Grasse; 13. Peasant Rebellion and Land Law; Part IV: The Bourgeois Ascendancy (1400-1600); 14. Introduction; 15. Thomas More and the Destruction of the Medieval Vision; 16. Recasting the Law of Real Property; 17. Contract: A Study of Law and Social Reality; Part V: Bourgeois Victory (1600-1804); 18. France: The Triumph of the Third Estate; 19. England: The Techniques of the Common Law Part VI: Insurgency and Jurisprudence20. The Development of Legal Ideology; 21. Leading Schools of Legal Thought; 22. The Jurisprudence of Insurgency; Afterword; Legal Ideology Today; Human Rights, the Nation-State, and International Law: From Grotius to Bentham; U.S. Constitutionalism and its Anomolies; Enforcing Human Rights Internationally: From Nuremberg to Pinochet; The Jurisprucence of Insurgency Revisited; Appendix: Foreword to the First Edition; Bibliography; Index, Books<