One of the most cited and influential socio-legal articles is Bill Felstiner, Rick Abel, and Austin Sarat's ‘The Emergence and Transformation of Disputes: Naming, Blaming, Claiming …’, published in 1981. Forty years later, the notions and framework of the article are still highly relevant. We convened Felstiner, Abel, and Sarat for an interview about the background to their article, its reception, and how they view the recent refocus on institutions with respect to the rule of law. The interview follows three narratives. First, it explores the social relation between the authors and the academic and political context from which the article emerged. Second, it addresses questions about the societal impact of research. Third, it points to ways in which we, today, attempt to create access to official channels for problem solving and conflict resolution as well as to new technologies affecting the infrastructure of naming, blaming, and claiming with respect to justiciable problems.

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点名、指责、声称：对比尔·费尔斯汀纳、里克·阿贝尔和奥斯汀·萨拉特的采访

引用次数最多、影响最大的社会法律文章之一是 Bill Felstiner、Rick Abel 和 Austin Sarat 于 1981 年发表的“争议的出现和转变：命名、指责、索赔……”。四十年后，这篇文章仍然高度相关。我们召集了 Felstiner、Abel 和 Sarat，就他们文章的背景、文章的接受程度以及他们如何看待最近在法治方面重新关注机构的问题进行了采访。采访遵循三个叙述。首先，它探讨了作者与文章出现的学术和政治背景之间的社会关系。其次，它解决了有关研究的社会影响的问题。第三，它指出了我们今天的方式