What Makes Civilisation?: An overview of the history of law and Western civilisation

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Author JOHN FISHER
Format Paperback
Publisher SOFTWOOD BOOKS
Publication Date 2026-03-11
Pages 146
ISBN-13 9781919414300

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What makes Civilisation? is an overview of the history of Law and Western civilisation from the Mycenaeans to today – over 3000 years. The impetus for writing this short book was my belief that classicists, historians, economists and politicians simply do not understand law. They have a blind spot. As such, they are uninterested in this topic. Without law, you cannot have a developed civilisation.

As a result of this misunderstanding, on any discussion on Western civilisation, the enormous contribution law has made is simply ignored or not given the attention it deserves. This book attempts to tackle the reasons why law’s contribution to Western civilisation is so misunderstood.

I conclude by comparing Western civilisation with other previous civilisations and comment on postmodernism and the rule of law.

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Weight 0.172 kg
Dimensions 1.2 × 21.6 × 13.8 cm
Author

JOHN FISHER

Publisher

SOFTWOOD BOOKS

Imprint

Softwood Books

Format

Paperback

ISBN-13

9781919414300

Publication Date

2026-03-11

Publication Year

2026

Pages

146

Country of Publication

GB

Language

English

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