The book "Research Methods in Jordanian Law" addresses the emergence of social and legal systems, viewing them as variable according to the changes in societies and their differing objectives. It draws upon the doctrines of renowned legal scholars such as Austin, Kelsen, and Hegel, in addition to the exegetical school of thought. The book studies and analyzes these doctrines, recording the criticisms directed at them. It then explores social and historical schools, like those of Hugo and Savigny, citing the opinions of sociologists to set the stage for its next topic: the general means of developing laws. Here, it highlights legal fictions in Roman law, Islamic Sharia, and English law, classifying them and explaining their effects as a means of justifying certain legal systems. Finally, the book discusses legislation, its development, and its course from Greek and Roman law to the present day, noting its role in English and Jordanian law.

• ISBN: 9789957160000
• Weight: 0.200 kg
• Dimensions: 17x24 cm
• Paper: White
• Pages: 159
• Year of Publication: 2001
• Cover Type: Paperback