Add to ORKGIn this article I take up the relation between law and politics. In the course of doing so, I discuss practical reasoning, rules and standards, interpretation, and the gap between what the law ought to require and what people ought to do
There are several theses in political science that are usually explicitly called 'laws'. Other these...
Paul Mishkin was a colleague and a teacher to us, and we each esteem him as a master craftsman of th...
The ‘resolutions movement ’ – a popular political mobilisation guided by lawyers, and expressed in ...
In this article I take up the relation between law and politics. In the course of doing so, I discus...
ABSTRACT: This article examines some basic characteristics of the relationship between national and ...
This article examines some basic characteristics of the relationship between national and internatio...
There are many possible connections between law and polity, some of which are trivial and some which...
The article explores Dworkin’s suggestion that law and morality comprise a unified normative domain,...
The current article attempts to denote the relationship between the regulatory purpose of politics a...
The relationship between law and politics is one of the most debated topics in legal theory. There i...
This essay concerns the relation between political process and judicial process. This particular re...
Political jurisprudence is the branch of jurisprudence that treats law as an aspect of human experie...
Early in his career Mishkin saw that the law could be apprehended from two distinct and in part inco...
There are at least four reasons why one might expect differences between the philosophies one would ...
The question about the limits of law enables us to look at law from the point of view of its practic...
There are several theses in political science that are usually explicitly called 'laws'. Other these...
Paul Mishkin was a colleague and a teacher to us, and we each esteem him as a master craftsman of th...
The ‘resolutions movement ’ – a popular political mobilisation guided by lawyers, and expressed in ...
In this article I take up the relation between law and politics. In the course of doing so, I discus...
ABSTRACT: This article examines some basic characteristics of the relationship between national and ...
This article examines some basic characteristics of the relationship between national and internatio...
There are many possible connections between law and polity, some of which are trivial and some which...
The article explores Dworkin’s suggestion that law and morality comprise a unified normative domain,...
The current article attempts to denote the relationship between the regulatory purpose of politics a...
The relationship between law and politics is one of the most debated topics in legal theory. There i...
This essay concerns the relation between political process and judicial process. This particular re...
Political jurisprudence is the branch of jurisprudence that treats law as an aspect of human experie...
Early in his career Mishkin saw that the law could be apprehended from two distinct and in part inco...
There are at least four reasons why one might expect differences between the philosophies one would ...
The question about the limits of law enables us to look at law from the point of view of its practic...
There are several theses in political science that are usually explicitly called 'laws'. Other these...
Paul Mishkin was a colleague and a teacher to us, and we each esteem him as a master craftsman of th...
The ‘resolutions movement ’ – a popular political mobilisation guided by lawyers, and expressed in ...