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100			_aOlesen, Annette and Hammerslev, Ole _940181
245			_aBringing sociology of law back into Pierre Bourdieu's sociology: Elements of Bourdieu's sociology of law and dispute transformation
260			_aSocial and Legal Studies
300			_a32(2), Apr, 2023: p.177-196
520			_aThe academic response to Bourdieu's sociology of law has mainly followed his Weberian focus on the role of legal professionals in state transformations. However, rereading Bourdieu's “The Force of Law” through the lens of its references and relating it to the sociology of law “of the moment” (i.e. that of the 1980s), it becomes clear that Bourdieu's sociology of law is more sophisticated than has generally been acknowledged. In this article, we reread Bourdieu's article with a specific focus on the hitherto overlooked parts that elucidate dispute transformation. We unpack one of Bourdieu's most central sources, Felstiner et al. (1981), by rereading it in the light of Bourdieu's sociological tools. Emphasizing Bourdieu's implicit points about the pre-dispute phase accentuates how habitual dispositions and forms of capital have an impact on the possibilities available to citizens to transform a justiciable problem into a legal dispute. – Reproduced
650			_aBourdieu, The force of law, Naming-blaming-calming, Feistier, Abel & Smart, Lawyers. _938043
773			_aSocial and Legal Studies
906			_aLAWYERS
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