Entries “The Civil Service”,  “Crime Reporting” “Legitimation by Procedure” and the Introduction to Section 23:  “Law in Popular Culture, incl. Law and Media”

Stefan Machura

Entries “The Civil Service”, “Crime Reporting” “Legitimation by Procedure” and the Introduction to Section 23: “Law in Popular Culture, incl. Law and Media”

School of History, Law and Social Sciences

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Four entries for the Encyclopedia Sociology of Law highlighting the sociological approach to the study of legal phenomena. The civil service is rather strictly regulated and the entry describes the social structures and their context. "Legitimation by Procedure" is key for modern institutions and organisations, be they public or private. Crime reporting follows identifiable patterns that were researched by social scientists. The author has edited Section 23 of the Encyclopedia "Law in Popular Culture, incl. Law and Media" and has written the introduction putting the contributions into perspective.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Encyclopedia Sociology of Law
Editors	Ulrike Schultz, Hakan Hyden, Peter Scharff Smith
Publisher	Edward Elgar
Number of pages	14
Publication status	Accepted/In press - 3 Jul 2025

Keywords

Sociology of law
Socio-legal studies
Criminology
Criminal courts
Legal procedure
Civil service
Crime reporting

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Encyclopedia Sociology of Law. ed. / Ulrike Schultz; Hakan Hyden; Peter Scharff Smith. Edward Elgar, 2025.

Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Chapter › peer-review

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Entries “The Civil Service”, “Crime Reporting” “Legitimation by Procedure” and the Introduction to Section 23: “Law in Popular Culture, incl. Law and Media”

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