Material Worlds: Intersections of Law, Science, Technology, and Society (Journal of Law and Society Special Issues)

A theoretically innovative book exploring the intersections between law and materiality

Offers new perspectives on a variety of high profile controversial subjects, including climate change, public health, genetics, crime, biomedical technology

Investigates the futures of both the sociology of law and the study of science and technology from a novel, interdisciplinary vantage point

Illustrates a wide range of empirical topics to provide a focus for critical reflection on the nature of cross-disciplinary research

Illuminates relationships between transnational regulation and local practices and the relation between social agency and material worlds