Permeating the boundaries: A call for critical socio-legal scholarship

Abstract

The focus of this paper is to challenge the boundary demarcation between socio-legal and critical legal studies. Through identifying and interrogating similarities and divergences, this paper argues that it would be more productive to work along the permeated border between the two, towards a critical socio-legal scholarship. This article will argue how critically, socially and interdisciplinary engaged scholarship challenges separations and divisions, which motivates agency and participation needed for a progressive approach to researching law and legal cultures.