Cultural studies and the 'juridical turn' : culture, law, and legitimacy in the era of neoliberal capitalism / edited by Jaafar Aksikas and Sean Johnson Andrews

Citation information -- Acknowledgements -- Foreword / Toby Miller -- Preface - on cultural studies and the 'juridical turn' now / Jaafar Aksikas and Sean Johnson Andrews -- 1. The legal trial and/in documentary film / Kristen Fuhs -- 2. Symbolic economies: money, neoliberal law and national politics in Argentina / Pablo Castagno -- 3. Overlooking/looking over neoliberal immigration: amnesty policy in the 'nation of immigrants' / Leah Perry -- 4. Restoring law and (racial) order to the old dominion: white dreams and new federalism in anti-immigrant legislation / Pia Moller -- 5. Mighty crime victims: victim's rights and neoliberalism in the American conjuncture / Raphael Ginsberg -- 6. 'In light of this demonstration of crisis in our nation': paternity, responsibility and welfare / Kathalene A. Razzano -- 7. Shoplifters of the World unite! Law and culture in financialized times / Mike Beggs, Dick Bryan, and Michael Rafferty -- 8. Towards an affirmative public domain / Christopher M. Toula and Gregory C. Lisby -- 9. Copyright culture and pirate politics / Martin Fredriksson -- 10. Rule of law: sharia panic and the US constitution in the House of Representatives / Katherine Lemons and Joshua Takano Chambers-Letson -- 11. Culture and the court: the judiciary as an arbiter of cultural disputes in the USA / Marcus Schulzke and Amanda Cortney Caroll -- Index