Titlebook: Nobody‘s Law; Legal Consciousness Marc Hertogh Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2018 crime.law.Legitimacy.Legal C

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Marc Hertoghon of the brain. It was generally felt that such a joint meeting between experimentalists and theoreticians is of great importance for future development of thi978-3-642-69423-3978-3-642-69421-9Series ISSN 0172-7389 Series E-ISSN 2198-333X

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Introduction,these? The chapter then discusses two different approaches to ‘legal consciousness’. The conventional (critical) approach focuses on why people—despite their criticism about the justice system—still turn to the law. It is argued that this approach has several important flaws. This study therefore fo

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The Myth of Dutch Legal Culturen climate in the Netherlands. There is a widely held belief—both among academics and policymakers—that strong popular support for the justice system is a prominent feature of Dutch legal culture. This image is usually based on surveys which focus exclusively on public trust. However, this chapter ar

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Research Methods: Through the Lens of Legal Consciousness emphasis on the role of law in society; more emphasis on the role of ordinary people; the advancement of ‘critical empiricism’; and a shift in focus from measurable behaviour to meanings and interpretations. This (critical) framework is modified and replaced by an alternative approach, which is cha

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Contractors and Competition Lawions. Most data from this case are drawn from public hearings with contractors in a parliamentary enquiry which showed a widespread use of cartels, aimed at price-fixing and market-allocation. The chapter shows that members of the Dutch construction industry feel disconnected from competition law, w

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Front-Line Officials and Public Lawvely involved in the re-development of a run-down neighborhood in the Netherlands. More in particular, this case explores how they understand the concept of the . (rule of law), which plays a central role in Dutch constitutional and administrative law. The chapter concludes that these local street-l

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Marking the Unremarkableexternal’ understandings of law. The cases also cover a wide spectrum of legal alienation. Finally, they suggest that legal alienation is a process rather than a state. The second half of this chapter aims to generalize these findings beyond the specific context of the cases. First, it is estimated

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