Book (Practical) Law Legal Sociology of Civil Society (tentative title)

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The traditional view is that the state is the leader of the "public nature" and the state monopolizes it. However, the state does not monopolize the activities carried out with the concept of a better society as a sociological example of NGOs. This book examines the activities of various social movements, non-profit organizations, and voluntary associations from a legal perspective, and clarifies the roles and mechanisms that the legal system can play in the public practice of civil society, as well as the issues to be identified. With this aim in mind, we carefully analyze the various concepts of "civil society" and "public nature" in the first place (Part 1), analyze the practice of NGOs and the law and jurisprudence (Part 2), and carry out a theoretical integration with further abstraction (Part 3).