2 Ergebnisse.

While a functional concept of crime under the common law has ancient roots, theoretical and doctrinal formulations emerged only in the 19th century. Here, scholar Adekemi Odujirin interweaves two narratives relating to crime--one contextual and functional, the other jurisprudential and theoretical. The result transcends traditional inquiry by identifying and exploring the normative conclusions embodied in the concept of crime.

This book is concerned with certain aspects of liberal analytic intellectual traditions as seen through the eyes of a learner intellectually domiciled in 'the north' but existentially situated in 'the south.' It divides liberal analytic traditions into two: old and modern.