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The General Theory of Law and Its Development in China
Study of the general theory of law, as an independent branch of legal research, originated in Germany in the mid to late 19th century, and thereafter became a widely propagated and well-developed subject in countries such as the UK and the US ...
Lei Lei
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This article discusses the influence of emerging linguistic philosophy theories in the 20th century on the development of analytical jurisprudence through an examination of the way those theories influenced the legal philosopher H. L. A. Hart.
Luana Sion Li
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Pavel Novgorodtsev and the Concept of Legal Consciousness in Russian Philosophy of Law
This article explores the main contributions of Pavel Novgorodtsev (1866–1924) to Russian philosophy of law, focusing on his central idea that the rule of law depends on a neo-idealist conception of legal consciousness based on natural law and ...
R. Poole
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On the critical method of law (G.F. Shereshenevich and his ideological legacy)
The ideological and scientific legacy of G.F. Shershenevich, a famous Russian civilist, was analyzed. In particular, his philosophy of law in what concerns the policy of law and the critical method was considered.
V.V. Lazarev
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Professional identity formation of law students ideally encompasses both development of the necessary attributes of lawyers as well as a robust philosophy to inform the character of their engagement with the justice system throughout their career. Susan
Jennifer Whelan
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Law and morality in contemporary philosophy of law [PDF]
In this paper, author tries to analyze complex character of the relation between law and morality in contemporary law philosophy. There are three approaches to the issue of relation between law and morality: natural law theory (identity thesis ...
Stanković Dejan Vuk
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Judicial Legislation: Examining the Relationship between the Iranian Legal System and the School of Legal Realism [PDF]
Previous legal provisions cannot predict and regulate all possible future situations, and laws are composed of words that are open-textured, meaning that they are always susceptible to different interpretations.
Alireza Dabirnia, Adel Sheibani
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Pemetaan Tesis dalam Aliran-Aliran Filsafat Hukum dan Konsekuensi Metodologisnya [PDF]
The main problems in this research: first, how are the theses constructed by the schools in legal philosophy? Second, what are the methodological consequences that emerge dut the different theses of each school in legal philosophy?
Ali, M. (Mahrus)
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Towards Pluri-Perspectivism Bioethics [PDF]
Why are we lawyers still dealing with Bioethics? Who has given us the opportunity to, out of our own self-sufficiency, which legal doctrine and practice have enabled, make a journey towards the field of Bioethics? The separation of the law from Bioethics,
Đurđić Vojislav, Trajković Marko
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Political jurisprudence or institutional normativism?: maintaining the difference between Arendt and Fuller [PDF]
Can jurisprudence fruitfully pursue a synthesis of Arendt’s political theory and Fuller’s normative legal philosophy? Might their ideas of the juridical person and the legal subject be aligned as a result of a shared concern for the value of legality ...
Wilkinson, Michael
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