This contribution discusses the links between Martin Krygier’s and Philip Selznick’s work on the ideal of the rule of law. The way Krygier explains and reconstructs Selznick’s theory is helpful, and yet raises questions about the content and application of the ideal. Understanding the development of the rule of law and the interrelation with another central legal ideal, justice, requires not only a realistic assessment but also a theoretical engagement with the ideals at stake
Proceeding from the insights of Petra_zycki, Polish-Russian legal realists (PRRs) distinguished lega...
This article analyzes of A. Ross's theoretical conceptualization of the sources of law and their cla...
Different theories of law are situated within different pictures of our normative landscape. This es...
Why did Martin Krygier become a rule of law guy? This Introduction to a Special Issue of the Hague J...
This piece reflects rather admiringly on the methods and conceptual framework of Martin Krygier’s va...
This piece reflects rather admiringly on the methods and conceptual framework of Martin Krygier’s va...
Contribution to a festschrfit for Martin Krygier; argues that the technocratisation of the rule of l...
The Rule of Law is of course a very capacious concept, which means many different things to its diff...
In the article an attempt is undertaken at defining mutual relations of justice and purposefulness, ...
I look back at one of Fred’s early works, a 1993 article entitled Specificity in Professional Codes:...
An uncontroversial definition of the rule of law eludes us. There is broad agreement about the featu...
Properly understood, Philip Selznick is a chastened romantic of the Left and is mischaracterized as ...
This brief essay describes what critical legal scholars said – or perhaps more accurately – would ha...
This brief essay describes what critical legal scholars said – or perhaps more accurately – would ha...
The aim of this chapter is to discuss the possibilities of a critical realist sociology of law set a...
Proceeding from the insights of Petra_zycki, Polish-Russian legal realists (PRRs) distinguished lega...
This article analyzes of A. Ross's theoretical conceptualization of the sources of law and their cla...
Different theories of law are situated within different pictures of our normative landscape. This es...
Why did Martin Krygier become a rule of law guy? This Introduction to a Special Issue of the Hague J...
This piece reflects rather admiringly on the methods and conceptual framework of Martin Krygier’s va...
This piece reflects rather admiringly on the methods and conceptual framework of Martin Krygier’s va...
Contribution to a festschrfit for Martin Krygier; argues that the technocratisation of the rule of l...
The Rule of Law is of course a very capacious concept, which means many different things to its diff...
In the article an attempt is undertaken at defining mutual relations of justice and purposefulness, ...
I look back at one of Fred’s early works, a 1993 article entitled Specificity in Professional Codes:...
An uncontroversial definition of the rule of law eludes us. There is broad agreement about the featu...
Properly understood, Philip Selznick is a chastened romantic of the Left and is mischaracterized as ...
This brief essay describes what critical legal scholars said – or perhaps more accurately – would ha...
This brief essay describes what critical legal scholars said – or perhaps more accurately – would ha...
The aim of this chapter is to discuss the possibilities of a critical realist sociology of law set a...
Proceeding from the insights of Petra_zycki, Polish-Russian legal realists (PRRs) distinguished lega...
This article analyzes of A. Ross's theoretical conceptualization of the sources of law and their cla...
Different theories of law are situated within different pictures of our normative landscape. This es...