Dominion and wealth: a critical analysis of Karl Marx’ theory of commercial law

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Creators or Attribution (Responsibility): Donna C. Kline, Karl Marx
Language: English
Jurisdiction(s): Netherlands
Publication Information: Dordrecht [Holland] ; Boston : D. Reidel ; Norwell, MA, U.S.A. : Sold and distributed in the U.S.A. and Canada by Kluwer Academic Publishers, ©1987
Publication Type (Medium): History
Type: Book
Series title: Sovietica (Université de Fribourg. Ost-Europa Institut), v. 49.
Permalink: https://books.lawi.org.uk/dominion-and-wealth-a-critical-analysis-of-karl-marx-theory-of-commercial-law/ (Stable identifier)

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X, 250 pages ; 23 cm.

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Useful for students learning an area of law, Dominion and wealth: a critical analysis of Karl Marx’ theory of commercial law is also useful for lawyers seeking to apply the law to issues arising in practice.

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Responsable Person: Donna C. Kline.
Publication Date: 1987
Copyright Date: 1987
Location: Dordrecht Holland
Country/State: Netherlands
Number of Editions: 17 editions
First edition Date: 1983
Last edition Date: 2013
Languages: British English
Library of Congress Code: KD1554
Dewey Code: 346.0209
ISBN: 9027724997 9789027724991
OCLC: 15520632

Main Contents

One An Analysis of Marx’ Description of the Will Theory of Law.- I. Introduction.- II. Marx’ University Study.- III. Textual Indications of Attribution.- IV. Analysis of the Will Theory of Law.- V. Analysis of the Key Passage.- VI. Hegel, Savigny, and Locke as Will Theorists.- Two An Examination of the Accuracy of Marx’ Description of the Will Theory.- I. Thesis I (Legal Tide and Economic Reality).- II. Thesis V (Contract as Accident).- III. Theses VI and VII (Contract and FreeWill).- IV. Conclusion.- Three Duress and FreeWill in Nineteenth-Century Contract Law.- I. Introduction.- II. A General Review of the Doctrine of Freedom of Contract.- III. The Historical Context.- IV. Survey of the Law of Duress and Undue Influence.- V. Outline of the Law of Duress and Undue Influence from 1820 to 1870.- VI. Contract Law and Will Theory.- Four An Examination of the Accuracy of Marx’ Description of the Law.- I. Contracts as Accidental.- II. Contracts as Acts of Free Will.- III. Principles of Contract Law.- IV. Normative Statements in the Case Law.- V. Conclusion.- Five An Analysis of Marx’ Criticism of Nineteenth-Century Commercial Law.- I. Introduction.- II. Criticism of the Basis Will Theory.- Appendices.- A Discussion of Dawson’s Theories.- B Facts of Various Cases.- C Encyclopedia of Law Analysis.- Notes.

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Dominion and wealth: a critical analysis of Karl Marx' theory of commercial law

Dominion and wealth: a critical analysis of Karl Marx’ theory of commercial law