Add to ORKGNo one has done more in the last twenty years to revitalize debates about how judges should and do decide cases than Ronald Dworkin. At the same time, no one has been more equivocal than Dworkin in explaining how a theory of adjudication bears on the dispute within legal theory about the connection between law and morality. This fine book continues both traditions
The controversy between Dworkin and legal positivism has lasted more than forty years. After Dworkin...
The thesis examines the reflective equilibrium method of moral reasoning and theory-formation, and a...
Ronald Dworkin was a legal philosopher born in Worcester, Massachusetts. Dworkin is famously known f...
No one has done more in the last twenty years to revitalize debates about how judges should and do d...
In his account of adjudication, Ronald Dworkin makes the case that judicial engagement with morality...
Dworkin\u27s new book provides a comprehensive argument for his important and provocative view, whic...
Ronald Dworkin describes an approach to how courts should decide cases that he associates with Judge...
In a series of books and articles published over the last thirty years, Ronald Dworkin has relentles...
If we consider Ronald Dworkin\u27s essay, The Model of Rules \u27, to be the first expression of h...
In this paper the author addresses Ronald Dworkin’s work and assesses his legacy to legal, moral and...
En este trabajo se evalúa el impacto sobre la filosofía del derecho contemporánea de la obra de Rona...
"This book considers the seminal debate in jurisprudence between Ronald Dworkin and Stanley Fish. It...
<p>The aim of this article is to analyze the theoretical, epistemic and methodological contributions...
The purposes of this study are both expository and critical. The expository purposes are: first, to ...
These excellent volumes show both the strengths and weaknesses of contemporary and serious Dworkin s...
The controversy between Dworkin and legal positivism has lasted more than forty years. After Dworkin...
The thesis examines the reflective equilibrium method of moral reasoning and theory-formation, and a...
Ronald Dworkin was a legal philosopher born in Worcester, Massachusetts. Dworkin is famously known f...
No one has done more in the last twenty years to revitalize debates about how judges should and do d...
In his account of adjudication, Ronald Dworkin makes the case that judicial engagement with morality...
Dworkin\u27s new book provides a comprehensive argument for his important and provocative view, whic...
Ronald Dworkin describes an approach to how courts should decide cases that he associates with Judge...
In a series of books and articles published over the last thirty years, Ronald Dworkin has relentles...
If we consider Ronald Dworkin\u27s essay, The Model of Rules \u27, to be the first expression of h...
In this paper the author addresses Ronald Dworkin’s work and assesses his legacy to legal, moral and...
En este trabajo se evalúa el impacto sobre la filosofía del derecho contemporánea de la obra de Rona...
"This book considers the seminal debate in jurisprudence between Ronald Dworkin and Stanley Fish. It...
<p>The aim of this article is to analyze the theoretical, epistemic and methodological contributions...
The purposes of this study are both expository and critical. The expository purposes are: first, to ...
These excellent volumes show both the strengths and weaknesses of contemporary and serious Dworkin s...
The controversy between Dworkin and legal positivism has lasted more than forty years. After Dworkin...
The thesis examines the reflective equilibrium method of moral reasoning and theory-formation, and a...
Ronald Dworkin was a legal philosopher born in Worcester, Massachusetts. Dworkin is famously known f...