Add to ORKGnone1noIn this entry for the Encyclopedia of the Philosophy of Law and Social Philosophy, I present the main themes related with the ontology of law. I make a distinction between two ways of conceiving the question "What is Law?": one focused on the nature of legal facts as institutional, or social facts, another focused on the peculiar character of these facts. I make a distinction between three kinds of institutional concepts relevant for an analysis of the legal domain and put forward a three-dimensional theory of legal ontologymixedCorrado RoversiCorrado Rovers
Understanding legal customs is a matter of balancing an external factor against an internal one: the...
In this paper we discuss the role of explicit specifications of domain conceptualisations - now popu...
Legal ontologies have proved crucial for representing, processing and retrieving legal information, ...
none3siThis volume assembles leading scholars to examine how their respective theoretical positions ...
The central task of jurisprudence is explaining the ontology of law or, as it is commonly said, its ...
This volume assembles leading scholars to examine how their respective theoretical positions relate ...
This project develops an ontological analysis of law. It starts by characterising law as a layered p...
This volume assembles leading scholars to examine how their respective theoretical positions relate ...
In this article we address the formal specification of the legal ontology of Van Kralingen and Visse...
Since the emergence of the Semantic Web building ontologies have become quite popular and almost eve...
An important question for general jurisprudence concerns method: what is the right way to form a phi...
In this article we address the formal specification of the legal ontology of Van Kralingen and Visse...
<p>This article aims to be screened, in ontological terms about the distinction in the law between f...
Understanding legal customs is a matter of balancing an external factor against an internal one: the...
none1noUnderstanding legal customs is a matter of balancing an external factor against an internal o...
Understanding legal customs is a matter of balancing an external factor against an internal one: the...
In this paper we discuss the role of explicit specifications of domain conceptualisations - now popu...
Legal ontologies have proved crucial for representing, processing and retrieving legal information, ...
none3siThis volume assembles leading scholars to examine how their respective theoretical positions ...
The central task of jurisprudence is explaining the ontology of law or, as it is commonly said, its ...
This volume assembles leading scholars to examine how their respective theoretical positions relate ...
This project develops an ontological analysis of law. It starts by characterising law as a layered p...
This volume assembles leading scholars to examine how their respective theoretical positions relate ...
In this article we address the formal specification of the legal ontology of Van Kralingen and Visse...
Since the emergence of the Semantic Web building ontologies have become quite popular and almost eve...
An important question for general jurisprudence concerns method: what is the right way to form a phi...
In this article we address the formal specification of the legal ontology of Van Kralingen and Visse...
<p>This article aims to be screened, in ontological terms about the distinction in the law between f...
Understanding legal customs is a matter of balancing an external factor against an internal one: the...
none1noUnderstanding legal customs is a matter of balancing an external factor against an internal o...
Understanding legal customs is a matter of balancing an external factor against an internal one: the...
In this paper we discuss the role of explicit specifications of domain conceptualisations - now popu...
Legal ontologies have proved crucial for representing, processing and retrieving legal information, ...