Erhard Blankenburg
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 961271 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Erhard Blankenburg |
| PRENOMES | Erhard |
| SOBRENOME | Blankenburg |
| ASSINATURA | BLANKENBURG E |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Keizersgracht 732, 1017 EW Amsterdam |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 27 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 47 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 23 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 4 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1969 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2023 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Die Staatsanwaltschaft im Prozeß strafrechtlicher Sozialkontrolle
Alternative Rechtsformen und Alternativen Zum Recht
Rechtsbedürfnis und Rechtshilfe
Organisation und Recht
Rechtsbedürfnis und Rechtshilfe
CHRISTIAN Joerges/Joseph Falke (Hrsg.). Karl Polanyi – Globalisation and the Potential of Law in Transnational Markets
Beleid – A Very Dutch Legal Term
Beleid is a Dutch term which is hard to translate. In German or French one has to use a whole sentence in order to produce the same meaning, while the English equivalent policy covers only part of its significance. As a legal term in the technical sense it is unique. It is generally used to describe the policy which a (public) body follows. The government, a community, a public transport corporation, the police, the public prosecutor all conduct …
Patterns of Legal Culture
Journal Article Patterns of Legal Culture: The Netherlands Compared to Neighboring Germany Get access Erhard Blankenburg Erhard Blankenburg 1Ernest Blankenbuhg is professor in Sociology of Law at the Free University at Amsterdam. Most of the data for this comparison have been collected at the beginning of the 1990s and have subsequently been updated. Rather than commenting on recent changes in both countries I attempt to describe ideal-typical fe…
Aide juridique
La vague d'aide juridique qui concerna nombre de pays dans les années 1970 et 1980 a cédé la place dans les années 1990 à une remise en cause du welfare state et à une crise de l'État-providence qui se sont traduites par d'importantes restrictions budgétaires. Dans ce contexte, les tenants de l'aide juridique cherchent à développer de nouvelles voies d'accès à la justice pour les plus défavorisés. L'assurance privée pourrait constituer une soluti…
The Purge of Lawyers after the Breakdown of the East German Communist Regime
When in East Germany communist rule broke down, West Germans stood ready to take over. The end of communism also meant the end of the German Democratic Republic state; unification came as unconditional surrender to the western Federal Republic of Germany. The purge of the former regime's leaders therefore became intertwined with the West German takeover. With the takeover came Western politicians, managers, and professionals, forcing East Germans…
Sprache, Symbole und Symbolverwendungen in Ethnologie, Kulturanthropologie, Religion und Recht
The Purge of Lawyers after the Breakdown of the East German Communist Regime
When in East Germany communist rule broke down, West Germans stood ready to take over. The end of communism also meant the end of the German Democratic Republic state; unification came as unconditional surrender to the western Federal Republic of Germany. The purge of the former regime's leaders therefore became intertwined with the West German takeover. With the takeover came Western politicians, managers, and professionals, forcing East Germans…
La mobilisation du droit. Les conditions du recours et du non-recours à la Justice
Cet article, relatif aux comportements et à la pratique juridiques au sens large, pose la question de la mobilisation du droit. Celle-ci concerne le processus social global, depuis la qualification d'un problème en termes juridiques, jusqu'à la consultation d'un avocat et le recours aux tribunaux. La « mobilisation » ainsi entendue apparaît comme un processus qui dépasse le cadre du seul procès. Entre les deux extrêmes - la prise de conscience de…
The Infrastructure for Avoiding Civil Litigation
At first sight, the vastly different litigation frequencies in West Germany and The Netherlands present a riddle, as both countries have a legal system tradition in common and their baseline of potentially litigious conflicts is very much alike. This study tries to find an explanation by disaggregating various kinds of civil procedures. The distinguishing variables are found in the presence or absence of institutions filtering disputes at the pre…
Cultures juridiques comparées
Indicator comparisons of legal cultures show marked differences between the volume of litigation and the size of the legal profession among countries with similar levels of socio-economic development as well as similar law in the books. In the civil law world, Austria and West-Germany developped a much more comprehensive judicial System compared to other countries in the European continent. The Netherlands and Denmark with similar legal Systems o…
German Labour Courts and the British Industrial Tribunal System. A Socio-Legal Comparison of Degrees of Judicialisation
Erhard Blankenburg, Ralf Rogowski, German Labour Courts and the British Industrial Tribunal System. A Socio-Legal Comparison of Degrees of Judicialisation, Journal of Law and Society, Vol. 13, No. 1 (Spring, 1986), pp. 67-92
The Waning of Legality in the Concept of Policy Implementation
The study of “implementation” has become a favorite subject of policy sciences in recent years. In part, this interest has been stimulated by the disappointments of the “great society program” in the United States in the sixties where goals formulated at the program level very often were not implemented. In the context of European constitutional thinking, the topic gains an ideological‐critical emphasis. For those who believe in the reality of no…
The Poverty of Evolutionism
The concept of "reflexive law" contains two mutually contradictory elements: a doctrine of legal restraint and the notion that restraint can be achieved by procedural rather than substantive regulation. This critique argues that new procedures have historically not replaced substantive regulation but instead have repeatedly introduced more substantive and more formal regulations. Teubner's thesis that "reflexive law" manifests an "evolutionary te…
Legal Insurance, Litigant Decisions, and the Rising Caseloads of Courts
German prepaid legal insurance is growing both in terms of number of households insured and in terms of extending coverage to new legal areas. Fears for a litigation explosion, however, can be shown to be unfounded-just as are hopes that legal insurance would remove social inequalities of access to law. The use of legal insurance turns out to be much more limited than could have been expected. Major effects on financing lawsuits occurred only in …
Die Rechtsschutzversicherungen und der steigende Geschäftsanfall der Gerichte
Unrevised ebook edition 2025
Organisation und Recht
Renate Mayntz (Hrsg.), Implementation politischer Programme, Konigstein/Ts. (Athenaum) 1980. Hellmut Wollmann, Implementationsforschung - eine Chance fur kritische Verwal tungsforschung, in: Politik im Dickicht der Biirokratie, Leviathan-Sonderheft 3/1979,9-48. 2 Jeffrey L. Pressmann, Aaron B. Wildavsky, Implementation, Berkeley (University of Califor nia Press) 1973; siehe auch Allen Schick, The Trauma of Politics, Paper prepared for the NAASPA …
Alternative Rechtsformen und Alternativen zum Recht
Organisation und Recht
The Selectivity of Legal Sanctions
This study examines the factors that determine the probability that a very common form of deviant behavior, shoplifting, will be detected, reported, and sanctioned. Data obtained both from self-reported crime, and from experiments in which researchers actually shoplifted goods from supermarkets and department stores with the authorization of their executive officers but without the knowledge of store employees, indicate that enforcement of the no…
Studying the Frequency of Civil Litigation in Germany
Little is known about the factors influencing the frequency of civil litigation. Courts do not seek their clientele actively. Rather, they wait for litigants to bring cases to them. The determinants of litigation thus have to be sought primarily outside the courts: they have to be sought by analysis of the frequency of all conflicts which are relevant to legal regulation. Conflict of itself does not produce a civil suit: there has to be some init…
The Infrastructure for Avoiding Civil Litigation
At first sight, the vastly different litigation frequencies in West Germany and The Netherlands present a riddle, as both countries have a legal system tradition in common and their baseline of potentially litigious conflicts is very much alike. This study tries to find an explanation by disaggregating various kinds of civil procedures. The distinguishing variables are found in the presence or absence of institutions filtering disputes at the pre…
Studying the Frequency of Civil Litigation in Germany
Little is known about the factors influencing the frequency of civil litigation. Courts do not seek their clientele actively. Rather, they wait for litigants to bring cases to them. The determinants of litigation thus have to be sought primarily outside the courts: they have to be sought by analysis of the frequency of all conflicts which are relevant to legal regulation. Conflict of itself does not produce a civil suit: there has to be some init…
Patterns of Legal Culture
Journal Article Patterns of Legal Culture: The Netherlands Compared to Neighboring Germany Get access Erhard Blankenburg Erhard Blankenburg 1Ernest Blankenbuhg is professor in Sociology of Law at the Free University at Amsterdam. Most of the data for this comparison have been collected at the beginning of the 1990s and have subsequently been updated. Rather than commenting on recent changes in both countries I attempt to describe ideal-typical fe…
La mobilisation du droit. Les conditions du recours et du non-recours à la Justice
Cet article, relatif aux comportements et à la pratique juridiques au sens large, pose la question de la mobilisation du droit. Celle-ci concerne le processus social global, depuis la qualification d'un problème en termes juridiques, jusqu'à la consultation d'un avocat et le recours aux tribunaux. La « mobilisation » ainsi entendue apparaît comme un processus qui dépasse le cadre du seul procès. Entre les deux extrêmes - la prise de conscience de…
The Poverty of Evolutionism
The concept of "reflexive law" contains two mutually contradictory elements: a doctrine of legal restraint and the notion that restraint can be achieved by procedural rather than substantive regulation. This critique argues that new procedures have historically not replaced substantive regulation but instead have repeatedly introduced more substantive and more formal regulations. Teubner's thesis that "reflexive law" manifests an "evolutionary te…
The Selectivity of Legal Sanctions
This study examines the factors that determine the probability that a very common form of deviant behavior, shoplifting, will be detected, reported, and sanctioned. Data obtained both from self-reported crime, and from experiments in which researchers actually shoplifted goods from supermarkets and department stores with the authorization of their executive officers but without the knowledge of store employees, indicate that enforcement of the no…
German Labour Courts and the British Industrial Tribunal System. A Socio-Legal Comparison of Degrees of Judicialisation
Erhard Blankenburg, Ralf Rogowski, German Labour Courts and the British Industrial Tribunal System. A Socio-Legal Comparison of Degrees of Judicialisation, Journal of Law and Society, Vol. 13, No. 1 (Spring, 1986), pp. 67-92
Cultures juridiques comparées
Indicator comparisons of legal cultures show marked differences between the volume of litigation and the size of the legal profession among countries with similar levels of socio-economic development as well as similar law in the books. In the civil law world, Austria and West-Germany developped a much more comprehensive judicial System compared to other countries in the European continent. The Netherlands and Denmark with similar legal Systems o…
The Waning of Legality in the Concept of Policy Implementation
The study of “implementation” has become a favorite subject of policy sciences in recent years. In part, this interest has been stimulated by the disappointments of the “great society program” in the United States in the sixties where goals formulated at the program level very often were not implemented. In the context of European constitutional thinking, the topic gains an ideological‐critical emphasis. For those who believe in the reality of no…
Legal Insurance, Litigant Decisions, and the Rising Caseloads of Courts
German prepaid legal insurance is growing both in terms of number of households insured and in terms of extending coverage to new legal areas. Fears for a litigation explosion, however, can be shown to be unfounded-just as are hopes that legal insurance would remove social inequalities of access to law. The use of legal insurance turns out to be much more limited than could have been expected. Major effects on financing lawsuits occurred only in …
Die politische Spaltung der westdeutschen Arbeiterschaft
Es ist unnötig, das Wahlverhalten von Arbeitern, die sozialdemokratisch wäahlen, ausführlich zu erklaren. Ihre Parteinahme erscheint uns «normal», da wir im allgemeinen davon ausgehen können, daß die politischen Fronten in der Wählerschaft die soziale Schichtung widerspiegeln. Wie aber erklärt sich, daß die SPD in der Bundesrepublik nur 60 Prozent der Arbeiterstimmen erhält, daß ein Drittel aller Arbeiter mit großer Konstanz ihre Stimme der CDU g…
Tatsachen zur Reform der Zivilgerichtsbarkeit
Geboren 1937; em. Professor für Öffentliches Recht an der Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin; 1987-99 Richter des Bundesverfassungsgerichts im Ersten Senat; 2001-07 Rektor des Wissenschaftskollegs zu Berlin.
Studying the Frequency of Civil Litigation in Germany
Little is known about the factors influencing the frequency of civil litigation. Courts do not seek their clientele actively. Rather, they wait for litigants to bring cases to them. The determinants of litigation thus have to be sought primarily outside the courts: they have to be sought by analysis of the frequency of all conflicts which are relevant to legal regulation. Conflict of itself does not produce a civil suit: there has to be some init…
The Selectivity of Legal Sanctions
This study examines the factors that determine the probability that a very common form of deviant behavior, shoplifting, will be detected, reported, and sanctioned. Data obtained both from self-reported crime, and from experiments in which researchers actually shoplifted goods from supermarkets and department stores with the authorization of their executive officers but without the knowledge of store employees, indicate that enforcement of the no…
Organisation und Recht
Renate Mayntz (Hrsg.), Implementation politischer Programme, Konigstein/Ts. (Athenaum) 1980. Hellmut Wollmann, Implementationsforschung - eine Chance fur kritische Verwal tungsforschung, in: Politik im Dickicht der Biirokratie, Leviathan-Sonderheft 3/1979,9-48. 2 Jeffrey L. Pressmann, Aaron B. Wildavsky, Implementation, Berkeley (University of Califor nia Press) 1973; siehe auch Allen Schick, The Trauma of Politics, Paper prepared for the NAASPA …
Alternative Rechtsformen und Alternativen zum Recht
Organisation und Recht
Die Rechtsschutzversicherungen und der steigende Geschäftsanfall der Gerichte
Unrevised ebook edition 2025
Legal Insurance, Litigant Decisions, and the Rising Caseloads of Courts
German prepaid legal insurance is growing both in terms of number of households insured and in terms of extending coverage to new legal areas. Fears for a litigation explosion, however, can be shown to be unfounded-just as are hopes that legal insurance would remove social inequalities of access to law. The use of legal insurance turns out to be much more limited than could have been expected. Major effects on financing lawsuits occurred only in …
The Poverty of Evolutionism
The concept of "reflexive law" contains two mutually contradictory elements: a doctrine of legal restraint and the notion that restraint can be achieved by procedural rather than substantive regulation. This critique argues that new procedures have historically not replaced substantive regulation but instead have repeatedly introduced more substantive and more formal regulations. Teubner's thesis that "reflexive law" manifests an "evolutionary te…
The Waning of Legality in the Concept of Policy Implementation
The study of “implementation” has become a favorite subject of policy sciences in recent years. In part, this interest has been stimulated by the disappointments of the “great society program” in the United States in the sixties where goals formulated at the program level very often were not implemented. In the context of European constitutional thinking, the topic gains an ideological‐critical emphasis. For those who believe in the reality of no…
German Labour Courts and the British Industrial Tribunal System. A Socio-Legal Comparison of Degrees of Judicialisation
Erhard Blankenburg, Ralf Rogowski, German Labour Courts and the British Industrial Tribunal System. A Socio-Legal Comparison of Degrees of Judicialisation, Journal of Law and Society, Vol. 13, No. 1 (Spring, 1986), pp. 67-92
Cultures juridiques comparées
Indicator comparisons of legal cultures show marked differences between the volume of litigation and the size of the legal profession among countries with similar levels of socio-economic development as well as similar law in the books. In the civil law world, Austria and West-Germany developped a much more comprehensive judicial System compared to other countries in the European continent. The Netherlands and Denmark with similar legal Systems o…
La mobilisation du droit. Les conditions du recours et du non-recours à la Justice
Cet article, relatif aux comportements et à la pratique juridiques au sens large, pose la question de la mobilisation du droit. Celle-ci concerne le processus social global, depuis la qualification d'un problème en termes juridiques, jusqu'à la consultation d'un avocat et le recours aux tribunaux. La « mobilisation » ainsi entendue apparaît comme un processus qui dépasse le cadre du seul procès. Entre les deux extrêmes - la prise de conscience de…
The Infrastructure for Avoiding Civil Litigation
At first sight, the vastly different litigation frequencies in West Germany and The Netherlands present a riddle, as both countries have a legal system tradition in common and their baseline of potentially litigious conflicts is very much alike. This study tries to find an explanation by disaggregating various kinds of civil procedures. The distinguishing variables are found in the presence or absence of institutions filtering disputes at the pre…
The Purge of Lawyers after the Breakdown of the East German Communist Regime
When in East Germany communist rule broke down, West Germans stood ready to take over. The end of communism also meant the end of the German Democratic Republic state; unification came as unconditional surrender to the western Federal Republic of Germany. The purge of the former regime's leaders therefore became intertwined with the West German takeover. With the takeover came Western politicians, managers, and professionals, forcing East Germans…
Sprache, Symbole und Symbolverwendungen in Ethnologie, Kulturanthropologie, Religion und Recht
The Purge of Lawyers after the Breakdown of the East German Communist Regime
When in East Germany communist rule broke down, West Germans stood ready to take over. The end of communism also meant the end of the German Democratic Republic state; unification came as unconditional surrender to the western Federal Republic of Germany. The purge of the former regime's leaders therefore became intertwined with the West German takeover. With the takeover came Western politicians, managers, and professionals, forcing East Germans…
Aide juridique
La vague d'aide juridique qui concerna nombre de pays dans les années 1970 et 1980 a cédé la place dans les années 1990 à une remise en cause du welfare state et à une crise de l'État-providence qui se sont traduites par d'importantes restrictions budgétaires. Dans ce contexte, les tenants de l'aide juridique cherchent à développer de nouvelles voies d'accès à la justice pour les plus défavorisés. L'assurance privée pourrait constituer une soluti…
Beleid – A Very Dutch Legal Term
Beleid is a Dutch term which is hard to translate. In German or French one has to use a whole sentence in order to produce the same meaning, while the English equivalent policy covers only part of its significance. As a legal term in the technical sense it is unique. It is generally used to describe the policy which a (public) body follows. The government, a community, a public transport corporation, the police, the public prosecutor all conduct …
Patterns of Legal Culture
Journal Article Patterns of Legal Culture: The Netherlands Compared to Neighboring Germany Get access Erhard Blankenburg Erhard Blankenburg 1Ernest Blankenbuhg is professor in Sociology of Law at the Free University at Amsterdam. Most of the data for this comparison have been collected at the beginning of the 1990s and have subsequently been updated. Rather than commenting on recent changes in both countries I attempt to describe ideal-typical fe…
Rechtsbedürfnis und Rechtshilfe
CHRISTIAN Joerges/Joseph Falke (Hrsg.). Karl Polanyi – Globalisation and the Potential of Law in Transnational Markets
Alternative Rechtsformen und Alternativen Zum Recht
Rechtsbedürfnis und Rechtshilfe
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