"Myths of Power: Norbert Elias and the Early-Modern European Court" by Jeroen Duindam is a textbook exploring the myths of power and the role of courts in early-modern European civilization. Published by Amsterdam University Press in 2002, this hardcover book delves into the sociology, anthropology, and legal history of the European court system. With 232 pages and written in English, this book offers insights into the functioning of courts in shaping social norms and legal practices during the early modern period.