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2 The Works of Neil MacCormick: A Bibliography and a Bibliographical Essay on Scottish Themes

2012
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D. Neil MacCormick: Remarkable Friend, Colleague, Scholar, and Political Figure

Ratio Juris, 2009
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Neil MacCormick and civic post-sovereignty

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Neil MacCormick – A Personal Memoir

Scottish Affairs, 2009
Brilliantly articulate, witty persons of towering intellect and the highest academic achievement are by no means always admirable or likeable individuals. Should they also have considerable political acumen and knowledge, resulting in the holding of a wide range of academic and public offices, the chances of them being people with whom it is a delight ...
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Obituary: Professor Sir Neil MacCormick

Scottish Affairs, 2009
Neil MacCormick, who died on 5 April 2009 aged 67, was appointed Regius Professor of Public Law at Edinburgh University at the early age of 31 and held the post for a record, and highly distinguished, 36 years. During his tenure he developed theories on sovereignty and liberal nationalism which he advanced as an MEP and as author of the SNP's ...
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10 Scotland’s Meridian: A Memoir of Neil MacCormick in the Scottish Public Sphere

2012
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Neil MacCormick on Interpretation, Defeasibility, and the Rule of Law

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2011
The paper examines and critically reflects on Neil MacCormick’s theory of legal reasoning, and more specifically with his theory of interpretation. To begin with, I will try to summarize the main tenets of MacCormick’s theory of legal interpretation; I will then move on to consider a specific interpretive problem, that is the place of defeasibility in ...
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MacCormick, Sir (Donald) Neil (1941–2009), jurist and Scottish nationalist

2013
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Neil MacCormick

Neil MacCormick (1941–2009) was one of the twentieth century's most important legal philosophers and one of Scotland's most influential public intellectuals. This book tells the story of his political and philosophical life, from his intensely political childhood as the son of 'King John', one of the founders of the Scottish National Party, through to ...
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A Flag in the Wind. In Memoriam Professor Sir Donald Neil MacCormick (1941–2009)

Rechtstheorie: Zeitschrift Fuer Logik, Methodenlehre, Kybernetik Und Soziologie Des Rechts, 2010
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