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The Gospel According To Roberto: A Theological Polemic, H. Jefferson Powell
The Gospel According To Roberto: A Theological Polemic, H. Jefferson Powell
Duke Law Journal
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Unger And Milton, Stanley Fish
Critical Legal Studies, Economic Realism, And The Theory Of The Firm, Karen A. Black, Rosalie S. Kreider, Mark Sullivan
Critical Legal Studies, Economic Realism, And The Theory Of The Firm, Karen A. Black, Rosalie S. Kreider, Mark Sullivan
University of Miami Law Review
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Beyond Criticism, Guyora Binder
Beyond Criticism, Guyora Binder
Journal Articles
During the 1980’s, Critical Legal Studies was frequently criticized for offering no policy prescriptions. This essay explained critical scholars’ reluctance to propose policy as a reflection of their epistemological and political critiques of instrumentalist policy analysis. Because critical scholars saw both causal relationships and interests as highly contingent on normative assumptions, they were skeptical of claims that well-intentioned law reforms would benefit the interests of the poor and the powerless. Valuing democratic participation, critical legal scholars were also reluctant to define the interests of the powerless for them. The essay proceeded to argue that critical legal scholars should see instrumentalism …