This book represents a challenge to both Swedish dogmatism and feminist pessimism and, more generally, to the concept of the limits of law: it includes essays which consider the issue of law's limits in a purely theoretical way, as well as essays which investigate the changing legal and policy environments in a more practical setting.
This book represents a challenge to both Swedish dogmatism and feminist pessimism and, more generally, to the concept of the limits of law: it includes essays which consider the issue of law's limits in a purely theoretical way, as well as essays which investigate the changing legal and policy environments in a more practical setting.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Ã...sa Gunnarsson is Professor of Tax Law at UmeÃ¥ University, Sweden. Eva-Maria Svensson is Associate Professor of Law at the University of Göteborg, Sweden, and Professor of Law at the University of Tromsÿ, Norway. Margaret Davies is Professor of Law at Flinders University, Australia.
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Chapter 1 Reflecting the Epistemology of Law - Exploiting Boundaries ÅsaGunnarsson Eva-MariaSvensson MargaretDavies; Chapter 2 Boundary-Work in Legal Scholarship Eva-MariaSvensson; Chapter 3 An Apparent Boundary Between Law and Politics ÅsaPersson; Chapter 4 Legal Texts as Discourses JohannaNiemi-Kiesiläinen PäiviHonkatukia MinnaRuuskanen; Chapter 5 Beyond Constructed Boundaries in Criminal Law Discourse MonicaBurman; Chapter 6 Children Crossing Borders - On Child Perspectives in the Swedish Aliens Act and the Limits of Law EvaNilsson; Chapter 7 Challenging the Heteronormativity of Law GörelGranström; Chapter 8 Social Insurance Law - The Core of Swedish Welfare Law RuthMannelqvist; Chapter 9 Challenging one Fundamental Norm in Labour Law - the Exception of the Employer's Family and Home CatharinaCalleman; Chapter 10 Exclusion of Solo Mothers in the Welfare State LenaWennberg; Chapter 11 Gender Equality and the Diversity of Rights and Obligations in Swedish Social Citizenship ÅsaGunnarsson; Chapter 12 Notes Towards an Optimistic Feminism MargaretDavies;
Chapter 1 Reflecting the Epistemology of Law - Exploiting Boundaries ÅsaGunnarsson Eva-MariaSvensson MargaretDavies; Chapter 2 Boundary-Work in Legal Scholarship Eva-MariaSvensson; Chapter 3 An Apparent Boundary Between Law and Politics ÅsaPersson; Chapter 4 Legal Texts as Discourses JohannaNiemi-Kiesiläinen PäiviHonkatukia MinnaRuuskanen; Chapter 5 Beyond Constructed Boundaries in Criminal Law Discourse MonicaBurman; Chapter 6 Children Crossing Borders - On Child Perspectives in the Swedish Aliens Act and the Limits of Law EvaNilsson; Chapter 7 Challenging the Heteronormativity of Law GörelGranström; Chapter 8 Social Insurance Law - The Core of Swedish Welfare Law RuthMannelqvist; Chapter 9 Challenging one Fundamental Norm in Labour Law - the Exception of the Employer's Family and Home CatharinaCalleman; Chapter 10 Exclusion of Solo Mothers in the Welfare State LenaWennberg; Chapter 11 Gender Equality and the Diversity of Rights and Obligations in Swedish Social Citizenship ÅsaGunnarsson; Chapter 12 Notes Towards an Optimistic Feminism MargaretDavies;
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