... challenged the idea of heritage as being ‘governed by legislation’ (Cleere 1989, 10)—emphasises the extent to which heritage is considered and treated as a child of law: we take it so much for granted that any attempt to offer approaches and understandings of heritage that bypass regulation are reinterpreted...

... corruption in a broader sense. Consequently, anti-corruption law has obtained a more far-reaching scope. However, this does not work sufficiently. Up till now, we do not know why. This article focuses on why we should consider revising anti-corruption legislation. The research is a qualitative theoretical...

... concerns the conceptual approach of setting Polanyi against Habermas as well as the critique of the role of law in the integration process. As for the latter, we think that further contextualization is needed to appreciate changing historical contexts and layers of European integration. With the objective...

... of law in order to trace the workings of whiteness, and race more broadly, as a material force in the economy. Discussions of race within political economy have tended to fall into two camps. First, there are scholars who consider race as a factor that shapes individuals’ economic perceptions...

...Hagen Schulz-Forberg © 2020 by The Regents of the University of California. All Rights Reserved. 2020 global perspectives law governance politics liberalism At first sight, politics, governance, and the law seem distinct and easily categorized as separate disciplines within...