This paper helps us to understand how different theories have implications for legal obligation and for understanding the law. We first understand the meaning of law according to different theorists and then portray a relationship with obligation. Additionally, we see how different theorists of different schools have understood legal obligation and then we conclude by saying which theory or what aspect of theory is appealing to me considering integrative jurisprudence
This article draws from legal history to inform a part of legal theory. The legal history examinatio...
The Anglo-American law of obligations was profoundly reshaped in the two centuries after 1800, drive...
This conference contribution celebrates Richard Kay’s contention that a sound theory of legal meanin...
This dissertation proposes to examine the legal positivist theory of legal obligation from the criti...
This thesis investigates the structure of legal obligation. Each essay in it defends, more or less d...
Against an ever-expanding and diversifying ‘rights talk’, this book re-opens the question of obligat...
In the beginning of the legal study, it is very crucial to be familiar with diverse theories and con...
In this study, I intend to contribute to a better understanding of what kind of thing an obligation ...
What do normative terms like “obligation” mean in legal contexts? On one view, which H.L.A. Hart may...
This dissertation is about legal and moral obligation. In response to the skeptic who questions a) w...
(Excerpt) Throughout history, some have questioned whether the authority exercised by some over othe...
Jurisprudence is most usefully conceived as a theory about law, not as a theory of law. The distinct...
This paper provides a taxonomy of the different kinds of theory that may be offered of an area of la...
This article considers the character of contractual liability and its implications for theories of c...
One aspiration of an analytic jurisprudential theory is to provide an account of how legal obligatio...
This article draws from legal history to inform a part of legal theory. The legal history examinatio...
The Anglo-American law of obligations was profoundly reshaped in the two centuries after 1800, drive...
This conference contribution celebrates Richard Kay’s contention that a sound theory of legal meanin...
This dissertation proposes to examine the legal positivist theory of legal obligation from the criti...
This thesis investigates the structure of legal obligation. Each essay in it defends, more or less d...
Against an ever-expanding and diversifying ‘rights talk’, this book re-opens the question of obligat...
In the beginning of the legal study, it is very crucial to be familiar with diverse theories and con...
In this study, I intend to contribute to a better understanding of what kind of thing an obligation ...
What do normative terms like “obligation” mean in legal contexts? On one view, which H.L.A. Hart may...
This dissertation is about legal and moral obligation. In response to the skeptic who questions a) w...
(Excerpt) Throughout history, some have questioned whether the authority exercised by some over othe...
Jurisprudence is most usefully conceived as a theory about law, not as a theory of law. The distinct...
This paper provides a taxonomy of the different kinds of theory that may be offered of an area of la...
This article considers the character of contractual liability and its implications for theories of c...
One aspiration of an analytic jurisprudential theory is to provide an account of how legal obligatio...
This article draws from legal history to inform a part of legal theory. The legal history examinatio...
The Anglo-American law of obligations was profoundly reshaped in the two centuries after 1800, drive...
This conference contribution celebrates Richard Kay’s contention that a sound theory of legal meanin...