Abstract
The inaugural issue of Critical Analysis of Law: An International & Interdisciplinary Law Review (cal.library.utoronto.ca) is an opportunity to reflect on the distinctive contribution of legal theory to the interaction between law and its neighboring disciplines. This brief exploratory essay suggests that interrogating the law as a set of coercive normative institutions serves as a useful point of orientation for disciplinary interaction. In particular, we suggest that attention to coercive normative institutions can help legal scholars in the tasks of selecting extra-disciplinary materials, integrating those materials into legal analysis, and synthesizing various disciplinary contributions.
Disciplines
Jurisprudence | Law and Economics | Law and Society | Legal Education | Legal History, Theory and Process | Public Law and Legal Theory
Date of this Version
11-29-2013
Recommended Citation
Hanoch Dagan and Roy Kreitner, "THE INTERDISCIPLINARY PARTY" (November 2013). Tel Aviv University Law Faculty Papers. Working Paper 179.
http://law.bepress.com/taulwps/art179
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