看不见的法律

by Michael Reisman, 高忠义 (Translator), 杨婉苓 (Translator)

在那些司空见惯的场合，诸如：地铁、超市、影院，与陌生人最普通的接触--几句闲聊、相互注视、排队等候--这种偶然且不疑难问题的人际互动，被一套复杂细微而难以觉察的法律规则深深影响与支配。这一看不见的法律体系，就是《看不见的法律》的主题：微观法律，一种非正式的社会规则。

在这本开创性的论著里，瑞斯曼教授援引了大量生活中的真实例子，佐以其他学科的观点，包括社会学、心理学、政治学以及道德哲学，运用精细的社会观察来说明微观法律体系如何在日常生活中发挥作用。

221 pages, Paperback

Published July 1, 2007

About the author

Michael went to college in upstate NY at the State University of New York, Albany (a.k.a. SUNY Albany), and he graduated with a degree in Psychology and English. He's had many jobs: a pizzeria dishwasher, a supermarket checkout boy, and spraying cologne in a department store (he got fired on his first night). He's worked making smoothies, selling retail clothing, and he washed enormous party tents for one day. He's worked for a software company, and temped at various jobs in the movie/ TV industry, including an assistant for Tom Hanks for a few months. He's tutored for the SATs (verbal) and has been a script/ book reader for various movie and television companies, including Dreamworks/ Dreamworks Animation, Nickelodeon, and Cartoon Network. Some of his friends describe it as getting paid to write book reports; they're not entirely wrong. But he's happy - he loves to read, and he's making money doing it.

Reviews

[Yong Liang · Rating 4 out of 5]

微观法律，一个自发创造的规则。