Bøger af Donald Black

Red Dust is the vivid account of the experiences of an Australian Light Horseman in the Palestinian campaign against the Turks at the end of the Great War. A classic military memoir of a neglected conflict, the original edition of this book is very rare, but it is a must for anyone interested in the Middle East theatre of the war.

A work on sociology that presents a theoretical approach of pure sociology.

Going beyond the fact that discrimination on the basis of race and other characteristics (class, kinship, affiliation) exists in the legal process, legal sociologist Donald Black presents in this work an analysis of the "sociology of the case", probing the non-legal factors that determine the concrete impact and outcome of law in society.

Introduces and illustrates Black's"pure sociology", a theoretical paradigm applicable to human behavior of various kinds. This work contains concepts and typologies applicable to partisan and nonpartisan forms of conflict management. It also gives theoretical perspectives on: crime as self-help; the broadening liability of organizations; and more.