This paper is an exercise in legal realism, regarding in particular: (1) legal realism and legal positivism; (2) validity; (3) legal interpretation; (4) the ontology of law; (5) legal cognition; (6) the rule of recognition; (7) the concept of obligation
In a recently published article, I examined the Legal Realism found in Leon Green\u27s and Karl Llew...
The author outlines one form of analytical legal realism as the junction of three main theses. Accor...
One of the objections against both historical and current legal realism is that it is a merely descr...
This paper is an exercise in legal realism, regarding in particular: (1) legal realism and legal pos...
This article will address some criticisms of legal realism, primarily those of H.L.A. Hart, that hav...
The paper criticizes Shapiro's picture of legal realism, which takes realism to be a conceptual acco...
American legal realism is commonly treated as a theory-pariah. The article exposes certain reasons e...
The legal-positivistic idea that law is the outcome of legislative enactment entails, as its ontolog...
Four philosophies of law are compared and discussed in this paper: natural law, legal positivism, le...
The paper aims at working out a comparison between the philosophical outlook known as logical positi...
Human life is regulated and will never be separated from the provisions of binding regulations. Bind...
The paper aims at working out a comparison between the philosophical outlook known as logical positi...
American Legal Realism is alive and well. As a normative (and not only descriptive) theory, it has s...
The intellectual movement we call legal realism is today, I think, most often thought of as having a...
The author shows that Petra\u17cycki adopted a form of critical realism, and that, despite him never...
In a recently published article, I examined the Legal Realism found in Leon Green\u27s and Karl Llew...
The author outlines one form of analytical legal realism as the junction of three main theses. Accor...
One of the objections against both historical and current legal realism is that it is a merely descr...
This paper is an exercise in legal realism, regarding in particular: (1) legal realism and legal pos...
This article will address some criticisms of legal realism, primarily those of H.L.A. Hart, that hav...
The paper criticizes Shapiro's picture of legal realism, which takes realism to be a conceptual acco...
American legal realism is commonly treated as a theory-pariah. The article exposes certain reasons e...
The legal-positivistic idea that law is the outcome of legislative enactment entails, as its ontolog...
Four philosophies of law are compared and discussed in this paper: natural law, legal positivism, le...
The paper aims at working out a comparison between the philosophical outlook known as logical positi...
Human life is regulated and will never be separated from the provisions of binding regulations. Bind...
The paper aims at working out a comparison between the philosophical outlook known as logical positi...
American Legal Realism is alive and well. As a normative (and not only descriptive) theory, it has s...
The intellectual movement we call legal realism is today, I think, most often thought of as having a...
The author shows that Petra\u17cycki adopted a form of critical realism, and that, despite him never...
In a recently published article, I examined the Legal Realism found in Leon Green\u27s and Karl Llew...
The author outlines one form of analytical legal realism as the junction of three main theses. Accor...
One of the objections against both historical and current legal realism is that it is a merely descr...
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