The role of social science in law / 
edited by Elizabeth Mertz 
 - Aldershot, Hants, England ;  Burlington, VT :  Ashgate,  2007 
 - xxx, 611 p.  25 cm. 
 - International library of essays in law and society .
<br/><br/> Includes index 
<br/><br/>James Boyd White,'Intellectual integration', NorthWestern University Law Review 82 (1987): 1-18 -- John Monahan and Laurens Walker,'Judicial use of social science research', Law and Human Behavior 15 (1991): 571-584 -- John Donahue and Justin Wolfers,'Uses and abuses of empirical evidence in the death penalty debate', Stanford Law Review 58 (2005): 791-845 -- Michael Radelet and Marian Borg,'The changing nature of the death penalty debates', Annual Review of Sociology 26 (2000): 43-61 -- David Baldus,'The death penalty dialogue between law and social science', Indiana Law Review 70 (1995): 1033-1041 -- Elizabeth Mertz (2007),'Teaching lawyers the language of law : legal and anthropological translations', the John Marshall Law Review 34: 91-117 -- David Nelken (2001),'Can social science learn from law?' Israel Law Review 35, p. 205 -- Edward Rubin (1997),'Law and the methodology of law', Wisconsin Law Review 1997, p. 521 -- Sanders (2002),'The influence of the Daubert, Joiner, and Kumho decisions, part 1', Psychology, Public Policy, and Law 8, p. 139 -- Edmond Cahn (1955),'Jurisprudence', New York University Law Review 30, p. 150 -- Deborah Jones Merritt (1998),'The future of Bakke : will social science matter?', Ohio State Law Journal 59, p. 1055 -- Susan Fiske et al. (1991),'Social-science research on trial,'Use of sex stereotyping research in Price Waterhouse v. Hopkins', American Psychologist 46, p. 1049 -- Bryant Garth (1997),'Observations on an uncomfortable relationship : civil procedure and empirical research', Alabama Law Review 49, p. 103 -- Robert Burns (2003),'Some philosophical resources for an account of truth practices in the American trial', Political and Legal Anthropology Review 26, p. 109 -- Ron Levi and Mariana Valverde (2001),'Knowledge on tap : police science and common knowledge in the regulation of drunkenness', Law & Social Inquiry 26, p. 819 -- David Wilkins (1999),'The professional responsibility of professional schools to study and teach about the profession', Journal of Legal Education 49, p. 76 -- Renee Romkens (2000),'Ambiguous responsibilities : law and conflicting expert testimony on the abused woman who shot her sleeping husband', Law & Social Inquiry 25, p. 355 -- Justice R. James Williams (2001),'Should judges close the gate on pas and pa?' Family Court Review 39, p. 267 -- Shari Seidman Diamond (1989),'Using psychology to control law : from deceptive advertising to criminal sentencing', Law and Human Behavior 13, p. 239 -- Lawrence Rosen (1977),'The anthropologist as expert witness', American Anthropologist 79, p. 555 -- Susan Silbey and Austin Sarat (1987),'Critical traditions in law and society research', Law & Society Review 21, p. 165 -- John Hagan, Wenona Rymond-Richmond, and Patricia Parker (2005),'The criminology of genocide : the death and rape of Darfur', Criminology 43, p. 525 -- Wendy Espeland,'Legally mediated identity : the National Environmental Policy Act and the bureaucratic construction of interests' (1994), Law & Society Review 28, p. 1149 -- Jacqueline Urla (1993),'Cultural politics in an age of statistics : numbers, nations, and the making of Basque identity', American Ethnologist 20, p. 818. 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9780754626015 (alk. paper)  RM1007.50 
<br/><br/><label>LCCN: </label>2007-009758 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Law and the social sciences.<br/>Sociological jurisprudence.