by Joseph Reeves, Agathe Vitour · Presses universitaires juridiques de Poitiers · tapa blanda · ISBN 9791090426917
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This collective work, edited by Joseph Reeves and Agathe Vitour, explores the complex relationship between fear and law. Through various studies, the book examines how the legal system interacts with the feeling of fear, questioning whether law is a response to social insecurity or if it can generate its own forms of fear in contemporary society. The text addresses fundamental topics such as the social contract, legal sanctions, the right of asylum, and the psychological implications of legal regulations. It is an essential read for academics and students interested in the sociology of law and legal philosophy, offering a critical perspective on how state institutions manage social cohesion and public trust.
