This paper documents Hohfeld’s influence on interwar American institutionalism. We will mainly focus on three leading figures of the movement: John Rogers Commons, Robert Lee Hale, and John Maurice Clark. They regarded Hohfeld’s contribution on jural relations as a preliminary step toward the understanding of the adversarial nature of legal rights. Albeit with substantial differences in style, method and emphasis, Hohfeld’s schema provided a powerful analytical and rhetorical tool for their analysisThis paper documents Hohfeld's influence on interwar American institutionalism. We will mainly focus on three leading figures of the movement: John Rogers Commons, Robert Lee Hale, and John Maurice Clark. They regarded liohfeld's contribution on ...
Over the course of his career at Harvard, Morton Horwitz changed the questions legal historians ask....
In this dissertation, I explore the relationship between legal theory and legal practice. My focus i...
Professionalization of American lawyers from the 1870s to the 1920s has been viewed from two perspec...
This paper documents Hohfeld\u2019s influence on interwar American institutionalism. We will mainly ...
Wesley Newcomb Hohfeld’s 1913 article, Fundamental Legal Conceptions as Applied in Judicial Reasonin...
In a number of articles published in several law magazines Albert Kocourek has taken occasion to con...
Wesley Newcomb Hohfeld is one of the great unsung heroes of twentieth century legal theory. His epon...
Wesley Hohfeld was an important legal theorist from the early 20th century. His article, Some Funda...
Wesley Hohfeld is known the world over as the legal theorist who famously developed a taxonomy of le...
The eight jural relations defined by Wesley Hohfeld unite the many legal relationships that exist in...
Published as Chapter 18 in The Legacy of Wesley Hohfeld: Edited Major Works, Select Personal Papers,...
Wesley Newcomb Hohfeld, born in 1879, died prematurely in 1918. He left only a few law journal artic...
This very short book is a reprinting of the two articles in which Hohfeld explained his eight types ...
INFERRED, OR AT THE MOST rebuttably presumed, is a slight acquaintanceship on the part of the reader...
Hohfeld is one of the best-known analytical philosophers to have written in the area of private law ...
Over the course of his career at Harvard, Morton Horwitz changed the questions legal historians ask....
In this dissertation, I explore the relationship between legal theory and legal practice. My focus i...
Professionalization of American lawyers from the 1870s to the 1920s has been viewed from two perspec...
This paper documents Hohfeld\u2019s influence on interwar American institutionalism. We will mainly ...
Wesley Newcomb Hohfeld’s 1913 article, Fundamental Legal Conceptions as Applied in Judicial Reasonin...
In a number of articles published in several law magazines Albert Kocourek has taken occasion to con...
Wesley Newcomb Hohfeld is one of the great unsung heroes of twentieth century legal theory. His epon...
Wesley Hohfeld was an important legal theorist from the early 20th century. His article, Some Funda...
Wesley Hohfeld is known the world over as the legal theorist who famously developed a taxonomy of le...
The eight jural relations defined by Wesley Hohfeld unite the many legal relationships that exist in...
Published as Chapter 18 in The Legacy of Wesley Hohfeld: Edited Major Works, Select Personal Papers,...
Wesley Newcomb Hohfeld, born in 1879, died prematurely in 1918. He left only a few law journal artic...
This very short book is a reprinting of the two articles in which Hohfeld explained his eight types ...
INFERRED, OR AT THE MOST rebuttably presumed, is a slight acquaintanceship on the part of the reader...
Hohfeld is one of the best-known analytical philosophers to have written in the area of private law ...
Over the course of his career at Harvard, Morton Horwitz changed the questions legal historians ask....
In this dissertation, I explore the relationship between legal theory and legal practice. My focus i...
Professionalization of American lawyers from the 1870s to the 1920s has been viewed from two perspec...