Subjectivation and Cohesion: Towards the Reconstruction of a Materialist Theory of Law

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‎Contents ‎Preface to the English Edition ‎Preface ‎Introduction ‎Part 1. Self-reproduction or Self-organisation? ‎Chapter 1. Introduction to Part 1 ‎Chapter 2. The Self-reproduction of the Legal System: Luhmann/Teubner ‎1. Niklas Luhmann: Law as a System ‎2. Gunther Teubner: The Hypercycle of Law ‎3. Critique ‎Chapter 3. Social Self-organisation: Habermas ‎1. Money, Power, Solidarity ‎2. The System of Rights ‎3. Critique ‎Chapter 4. The End and the Beginning ‎Part 2. ReConstructing Materialist Legal Theory ‎Chapter 5. Introduction to Part 2 ‎Chapter 6. Foundations: The 1920s and 30s ‎1. The Constitutional Theories of Neumann and Kirchheimer ‎2. Evgeny Pashukanis ‎Chapter 7. Renaissance and Crisis of Marxism Since the 1970s ‎1. The Tradition of the Legal Form Analysis ‎2. The Franco-Italian Theory Strand ‎Part 3. Reconstruction: Subjectivation and Cohesion ‎Chapter 8. Introduction to Part 3 ‎Chapter 9. Extended Relationships of Forces ‎1. Totality ‎2. Relational Rights and Powers ‎Chapter 10. Subjectivation ‎Chapter 11. Hegemony ‎1. Hegemonic Government ‎2. Routine Repetition ‎Chapter 12. The Legal Form ‎1. Society – a Precarious Hegemonic Project ‎2. The Concept of Form ‎Chapter 13. The Institutionalisation of the Legal Form ‎1. Institutions – a Lower Level of Abstraction ‎2. On the Relationship of Law and State ‎Part 4. Self-government ‎Chapter 14. Introduction to Part 4 ‎Chapter 15. The Emancipatory Potential of Law ‎1. Formal Recognition ‎2. A Technology of Knowledge ‎3. Deferral of Power ‎Chapter 16. The Extension of Democracy ‎1. Exiting the Juridical Concept of Democracy ‎2. A Counter-Hegemonic Democratic Project ‎3. The Democratisation of the Law ‎Bibliography ‎Name Index ‎Subject Index