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New Historical Jurisprudence: Legal History as Critical Analysis of Law
This modest manifesto--or minifesto--portrays legal history as a mode of critical analysis of law, using the historical analysis of American penality as an illustration and the fullfledged manifestos by Piketty and Guldi & Armitage as points of reference. Historical analysis of law, in this light, a
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