LAW AND LEARNING THEORY: A STUDY IN LEGAL CONTROL

vi+136+orig.wrappers bound-in; ex-University of London but only their heraldic plate fr.pastedown (+a faint stamp at top) and sm. round stamps verso t.p. & end text, fragment of brown card ticket pocket rear pastedown. Dark library cloth covers clean, tight & unworn, gilt sp.lettering & sm.gilt lib.logo bottom fr., v.sl. corner bumping. University of London pamphlet binding from this period is actually of very good quality, lib.marks unobtrusive, and bound-in wrappers naturally clean & unworn. Often cited as a significant text in relation to 'Legal Realism', this emanated from Yale's Institute of Human Relations. It is a detailed report on research undertaken 1933-1937 on automobile parking behaviour in New Haven under three regulatory conditions. An unusual example of applied learning theory of the Hullian type. No copies on BookFinder at time of cataloguing.