Qānūn sīyāsat ast: Persiska (Farsi) 1400

In the book "Law Is Politics", the authors seek to show the intertwining of law and politics and to reveal how this relationship is, and with detailed conceptualizations and numerous examples, they have tried to show the different dimensions of this relationship. Also, in the most important chapter of this book, Duncan Kennedy examines the three stages of the globalization of law and politics in the form of French, German, and American approaches, and in the meantime, he points out the formation of financial and economic institutions in the context of the law and that each of these approaches contains ideas They were transnationals who dominated and changed local models during different periods. According to Kennedy, the globalization of law takes place with the emergence of classical legal thought between 1850 and the First World War. In this book, four prominent figures of political law have tried to answer questions such as what is the relationship between politics and law or politics and law? Twilight, or soul and body, or a state beyond these dualities? The dominant idea of theorists in this field is that "the nature of law and rights is a function of political discourses and events".