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Analytical jurisprudence and necessity

This chapter introduces the view that many necessary truths about law that, for example, Hart defends, are neither analytic nor a priori truths, but are instead best understood as claims of a posteriori necessary truth. This chapter is designed as a counter-balance to Brian Leiter’s view that philosophers of law ought to consult Quine’s naturalized ...
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Analytical jurisprudence and its discontents

This chapter identifies and explains three of the most important and recent challenges to the project of analytical jurisprudence, conceived as an exercise in conceptual analysis: (i) the objection that disputes about the boundaries of the concept of law are simply irresolvable, which in turn shows that conceptual analysis of law ought to be given up; (
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