Jun 18, 2023 · Responsive Law and Progressive Law are two relevant approaches in legal studies developed by legal thinkers such as Philip Nonet, Philip Selznick, and Sadjipto Raharjo. These …

Jul 11, 2017 · Law and Society in Transition describes ways in which law changes and develops. It is an inspiring vision of a politically responsive form of governance, of special interest to …

Nov 22, 2023 · While many theories of constitutionalism give primacy to either legal or political models of constitutionalism, responsive constitutionalism combines elements of both: it …

Responsive law, in this account, is the result of a crisis of legal formalism, out of which a new form of law emerges which combines purposiveness and participation (1978: 78, 95).

As Jerome Frank noted, a key purpose of the legal realists was to make law “more responsive to social needs.” 1 To this end, they urged a broadening of “the field of the legally relevant,” 2 so …

Responsive law is one type of law that is stuttered by two figures, Philippe Nonet and Philipe Selznic’k. Responsive law offers a paradigm in looking at the law by emphasizing the …

The results of this study indicate that responsive law theory is a theory that views law no longer seen as a stand-alone entity. Law must be able to interact with other entities adopting existing …

Mar 2, 1996 · The results of this study include: first, the development of law in Nonet and Selznick's view is divided into three periods of repressive law, autonomous law, and …

This “comprehensive law” movement explicitly seeks to resolve legal matters in ways that are optimal for the individuals and entities involved in the matter, in terms of personal functioning, …

Aug 2, 2023 · Responsive law is a model or theory initiated by Nonet-Selznic’k amid scathing Neo- Marxist criticism of liberal legalism. Liberal legalism presupposes law as an independent