The paper explores the possibilities and perils of an interdisciplinary approach to legal studies emerging as an alternative intellectual paradigm to the doctrinal tradition within legal scholarship. The privileged status accorded to the doctrinal tradition within the legal academy is sustained by its continued importance in providing a link between law as a field of intellectual inquiry and law as a field of professional practice. Despite the promise of a more plu
The doctrinal methodology is in a period of change and\ud transition. Realising that the scope of th...
The critical legal studies movement is often viewed as highly theoretical, characterized by impenetr...
In this paper we seek to offer an original theoretical platform for thinking about the nature of leg...
textabstractThe paper offers a legal theoretical analysis of the disciplinary character of the conte...
The field of legal studies is undergoing rapid changes of a highly diverse nature. Increasing specia...
Interdisciplinarity is the watchword in legal education and legal scholarship at the beginning of th...
The label “interdisciplinary” has been very useful for critical legal scholars seeking to distinguis...
This Article explores the need for an increase in inter-interdisciplinary legal scholarship, suggest...
In the paper the author analyzes a topic that is relatively neglected in domestic legal theory, name...
A “mature” science, according to Thomas Kuhn, can afford to be uncritical. It has finally answered t...
textabstractThe seriousness of the incorporation problem in interdisciplinary legal research, this a...
textabstractIntro: To a growing extent, legal scholars seem to be dissatisfied with established disc...
Law has been a borrower but not a supplier Law schools in effect have been located on oneway streets...
The article aims to assess the possibility to revise the current theoretical-methodological framewor...
Arguably, the most important general development in legal scholarship over the past two decades has ...
The doctrinal methodology is in a period of change and\ud transition. Realising that the scope of th...
The critical legal studies movement is often viewed as highly theoretical, characterized by impenetr...
In this paper we seek to offer an original theoretical platform for thinking about the nature of leg...
textabstractThe paper offers a legal theoretical analysis of the disciplinary character of the conte...
The field of legal studies is undergoing rapid changes of a highly diverse nature. Increasing specia...
Interdisciplinarity is the watchword in legal education and legal scholarship at the beginning of th...
The label “interdisciplinary” has been very useful for critical legal scholars seeking to distinguis...
This Article explores the need for an increase in inter-interdisciplinary legal scholarship, suggest...
In the paper the author analyzes a topic that is relatively neglected in domestic legal theory, name...
A “mature” science, according to Thomas Kuhn, can afford to be uncritical. It has finally answered t...
textabstractThe seriousness of the incorporation problem in interdisciplinary legal research, this a...
textabstractIntro: To a growing extent, legal scholars seem to be dissatisfied with established disc...
Law has been a borrower but not a supplier Law schools in effect have been located on oneway streets...
The article aims to assess the possibility to revise the current theoretical-methodological framewor...
Arguably, the most important general development in legal scholarship over the past two decades has ...
The doctrinal methodology is in a period of change and\ud transition. Realising that the scope of th...
The critical legal studies movement is often viewed as highly theoretical, characterized by impenetr...
In this paper we seek to offer an original theoretical platform for thinking about the nature of leg...
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