BIBFRAME Work

Title

Lawyering Europe : European law as a transnational social field

Type

• Monograph
• Text

Contribution

• Witte, Bruno de (contributor)
• Vauchez, Antoine (contributor)

Subject

• Sociological jurisprudence--European Union countries (LCSH)
• Lawyers--European Union countries (LCSH)
• Law / European Union countries
• Lawyers / European Union countries
• Sociological jurisprudence / European Union countries
• Law--European Union countries (LCSH)

Language

• English

Classification

• DDC: 349.4
• LCC: KJE947 (Assigner: dlc) (Status: used by assigner)

Content

• text

Supplementary content

• index
• bibliography

Table of Contents

• The creation of institutional expertise at the European Parliament : legal and political resources of the members of the Constitutional Affairs Committee / Laurent Godmer and Guillaume Marrel -- Law and lawyers in the Brussels world of commercial consultants / Christian Lahusen -- Part IV. The disputed role of law in the government of Europe. -- The power of legal knowledge in the reform of fundamental law : the case of the European Charter of Fundamental Rights / Mikael Rask Madsen -- Soft law and the rule of law in the European Union : revision or redundancy? / Mark Dawson -- Eurolegalism and the European legal field / R. Daniel Kelemen -- Opportunities and limits of a weak field : lawyers and the genesis of a field of European economic power / Yves Dezalay.
• Introduction. Euro-lawyering, transnational social fields and European polity-building / Antoine Vauchez -- Part. I : Repeat players -- "Ten majestic figures in long Amaranth robes" : the formation of the Court of Justice of the European Communities / Antonin Cohen -- The role of legal services in the elaboration of European legislation / Jean Paul Jacqué -- From the margins on the European legal field : the governments' agents and their influence on the development of European Union Law / Marie-Pierre Granger -- Part II. Centres and peripheries -- Courts united? On European judicial networks / Maartje de Visser and Monica Claes -- European Union law : a unified academic discipline? / Bruno de Witte -- The ECHR and the birth of (European) human rights law as an academic discipline / Stéphanie Hennette-Vauchez -- Part III. European elites and their legal credentials. Where have all the lawyers gone? Structures and transformations of top European Commission officials' legal training / Didier Georgakakis and Marine de Lassalle.

Authorized Access Point

Lawyering Europe : European law as a transnational social field

Geographic Coverage

• Europe

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