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Philip Selznick (1919-2010) was a preeminent sociologist of his time. He is widely recognized for his major contributions to a number of fields, including general sociology, sociology of organizations, industrial sociology, sociology of law and moral sociology. He was a professor of sociology (and later a professor of law and sociology) at the University of California, Berkeley, from 1952 until his retirement in 1984. He founded the Center for...

In this new collection of essays, Paul van Seters brings together an international group of scholars from diverse academic backgrounds to reflect upon the remarkable rise of communitarianism in contemporary studies of law and society. These essays critically assess the communitarian perspective in order to gain a more systematic insight into its distinctive constraints and the special opportunities it provides.