RC12 Sociology of Law

Program Coordinators:

Pierre GUIBENTIF, Iscte - Instituto Universitário de Lisboa, Portugal, pierre.guibentif@iscte-iul.pt

Masaki IWASAKI, Seoul National University, South Korea, iwasaki@snu.ac.kr


Sessions:


Access to Justice – Current Developments and Future Pathways

Authoritative Knowledge In Turbulent Times: Digitality and the Future of Legal (Professional) Expertise

Constitutions As Social Institutions (WG Sociology of Constitutions)

Developments In Law and Popular Culture Research (WG Law and Popular Culture)

Family Law: Realities behind the Law

Gender, Law and Society In a Global Perspective: Decolonizing Knowledge, Challenging Hierarchies, Imagining Futures (WG Gender, Law and Society)

Histories of the Sociology of Law (WG Histories of the Sociology of Law)

Human Rights and Democracy (WG Human Rights and WG Law and Politics)

Law after Crisis: Reconfigurations of Power In the Post-Liberal World

Law and Society In Contemporary Korea: Conflict, Vulnerability, and Legal Change

Law, Migration and Human Mobility In an Era of Global Turbulence (WG Law and Migration)

Lay Participation In Civil Trial

Legal Ethics

Legal Pluralism and the Social Conditions of Legal Authority (WG Legal Pluralism)

Making Sense of Law In Turbulent Times: Legal Culture, Legal Consciousness, and Social Change (WG Comparative Legal Culture)

Observing “Turbulent Times” through Risk (WG Social and Legal Systems)

Society, Law and the Digital Turn: Governing Digitalization, AI, Automation, and Algorithmic Power across Borders (WG Digitalization, AI and Society)

South Korea's Digital Sociology In (or without) a Comparative Perspective

The Evolutions of the Legal Professions

Thinking a Turbulent World - the Contribution of Sociology of Law

What Do People Know about the Law? Does It Really Matter? (WG Knowledge and Opinion about the Law – Legal Consciousness)