Denis J. Galligan is Professor of Socio-Legal Studies at Oxford University and Director of the Oxford Centre for Socio-Legal Studies.

• 1. Introduction: Denis J. Galligan (Oxford Centre for Socio-Legal Studies). 2. Sociology and the Stereotype of the Police: Paul Rock (London School of Economics).3. A Critical Survey of Law and Economics in the UK and the role of the Oxford Centre: Anthony Ogus (University of Manchester).4. Remembering 1972: The Oxford Centre in the Context of Developments in Higher Education and the Disciplines of Law: William Twining (University College London).5. Horatio's Mistake: Maureen Cain (West Indies).6. The Challenges of Socio-Legal Research: Shari Diamond.7. Global Approaches in the Sociology of Law: Volkmar Gessner (Bremen).8. On Old and New Battles: Obstacles to the Role of Law in Eastern Europe: Andras Sajo (Central European University).9. Being Social in Socio-Legal Studies: Peter Fitzpatrick (University of Kent).10. Contested Communities: Richard Abel (UCLA).11. The Future of Socio-Legal Research with Respect to Environmental Problems: Michael Faure (Limburg).12. Geoffrey Stephenson (University of Kent).13. What Socio-Legal Scholars should do when there is too much Law to Study: Robert Kagan (Berkeley).14. The Last Word: Stewart Macauley (Wisconsin-Madison).Bibliography.Index.

Denis J. Galligan is Professor of Socio-Legal Studies at Oxford University and Director of the Oxford Centre for Socio-Legal Studies.

• 1. Introduction: Denis J. Galligan (Oxford Centre for Socio-Legal Studies). 2. Sociology and the Stereotype of the Police: Paul Rock (London School of Economics).3. A Critical Survey of Law and Economics in the UK and the role of the Oxford Centre: Anthony Ogus (University of Manchester).4. Remembering 1972: The Oxford Centre in the Context of Developments in Higher Education and the Disciplines of Law: William Twining (University College London).5. Horatio's Mistake: Maureen Cain (West Indies).6. The Challenges of Socio-Legal Research: Shari Diamond.7. Global Approaches in the Sociology of Law: Volkmar Gessner (Bremen).8. On Old and New Battles: Obstacles to the Role of Law in Eastern Europe: Andras Sajo (Central European University).9. Being Social in Socio-Legal Studies: Peter Fitzpatrick (University of Kent).10. Contested Communities: Richard Abel (UCLA).11. The Future of Socio-Legal Research with Respect to Environmental Problems: Michael Faure (Limburg).12. Geoffrey Stephenson (University of Kent).13. What Socio-Legal Scholars should do when there is too much Law to Study: Robert Kagan (Berkeley).14. The Last Word: Stewart Macauley (Wisconsin-Madison).Bibliography.Index.

Denis J. Galligan is Professor of Socio-Legal Studies at Oxford University and Director of the Oxford Centre for Socio-Legal Studies.

• 1. Introduction: Denis J. Galligan (Oxford Centre for Socio-Legal Studies). 2. Sociology and the Stereotype of the Police: Paul Rock (London School of Economics).3. A Critical Survey of Law and Economics in the UK and the role of the Oxford Centre: Anthony Ogus (University of Manchester).4. Remembering 1972: The Oxford Centre in the Context of Developments in Higher Education and the Disciplines of Law: William Twining (University College London).5. Horatio's Mistake: Maureen Cain (West Indies).6. The Challenges of Socio-Legal Research: Shari Diamond.7. Global Approaches in the Sociology of Law: Volkmar Gessner (Bremen).8. On Old and New Battles: Obstacles to the Role of Law in Eastern Europe: Andras Sajo (Central European University).9. Being Social in Socio-Legal Studies: Peter Fitzpatrick (University of Kent).10. Contested Communities: Richard Abel (UCLA).11. The Future of Socio-Legal Research with Respect to Environmental Problems: Michael Faure (Limburg).12. Geoffrey Stephenson (University of Kent).13. What Socio-Legal Scholars should do when there is too much Law to Study: Robert Kagan (Berkeley).14. The Last Word: Stewart Macauley (Wisconsin-Madison).Bibliography.Index.