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This article argues that, from the first emergence of sociology as a distinct discipline, the sociology of constitutions, as a body of critical responses to the
society, developed by Niklas Luhmann, to provide new perspectives on central aspects . CHRIS BROWN. 6 Sociological institutionalism and the empirical study of world society. 72. GEORGE M. THOMAS. 7 World society from the bottom up. 86 Chris Brown is Professor of International Relations at the London School of.
11 Nov 2004 ISBN 952-10-2855-6 (pdf, ethesis.helsinki.fi). Printed by Yliopistopaino. Helsinki 2006. Page 3. Abstract. This work examines Niklas Luhmann's (1927-1998) concepts of trust, confidence and familiarity, and .. 2002, 2003), Roar Hagen (2000), Michael King and Chris Thornhill (2003;. 2003b), Jan Inge
1 Mar 2011 This article argues, first, that the works of Niklas Luhmann have not yet been fully assimilated into political theory, and that political theory which wishes to remain adequate to the conceptual evolution of the contemporary social sciences should allow itself to be challenged by the paradigm shift in Luhmann's
Niklas Luhmann's Theory of. Politics and Law by Michael King. Law Department. Brunel University, Uxbridge, UK and. Chris Thornhill. German Department. King's College London, UK
1 Nov 2007 Niklas Luhmann elaborated his account of the political system in a complex, though often implicit, debate with Carl Schmitt. Underlying his systems-theoretical model of politics, and of the legitimacy of politics, is the anti-Schmittian view that modern society's communications about itself are neither
Abstract. This article offers a critical introduction to some of the most striking features of Niklas Luh- mann's social theory. It opens with a discussion of Luhmann's departure from older forms of functionalism. (above all the ideas of Parsons), and of how his work marks a distinct break with essentialism, foundatio- nalism and

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