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About the Author
Thanos Zartaloudis is a Reader in Legal Theory and History at Kent Law School, University of Kent. He is also a Lecturer and Doctoral Advisor at the School of Architecture of the Architectural Association in London. He has published widely in philosophy and law and legal history. His most recent book is The Birth of Nomos (Edinburgh University Press, 2018).
Reviews
This splendidly diverse array of essays throws off the mantle of mastery and the dudgeon of the disciplines in a scintillating exercise in thinking law without law. -- Peter Goodrich, Director, Program in Law and Humanities at Cardozo School of Law
In this timely collection of new and established scholars from across the world and from a variety of related disciplines, the problem of what we mean by 'the law' is held carefully in suspension so that it can be thought anew. The dazzling series of contributions breathe new life into mordant commonplaces about the role of law today. In this volume, we find a renegade group of thinkers who can help us all interrogate the law with the full critical rigor it deserves. It is essential reading for the critically-minded in any discipline, and any walk of life. -- Iain MacKenzie, Centre for Critical Thought, University of Kent
Book Information
ISBN 9781786602657
Author Thanos Zartaloudis
Format Paperback
Page Count 276
Imprint Rowman & Littlefield International
Publisher Rowman & Littlefield International
Weight(grams) 572g
Dimensions(mm) 221mm * 151mm * 23mm