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Overview of Law and Social Change

In recent years there has been a great increase in legal research in which law is viewed as the response of lawmakers to prior stimuli and also as stimuli to subsequent responses of law appliers and law recipients. Two excellent collections of recent materials presenting various aspects of this dual perspective include the readers by Friedman and Macaulay (1969) and the one by Schwartz and Skolnick (1970).~ Viewing law as both effects and causes is contrasted with viewing law merely as a set of rules and decisions to be read by students, applied by lawyers, and reacted to