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2019
Modern states pursue most of their (domestic) ends by creating law and acting in accordance with the law they create. Moreover, many believe states ought to pursue most of their ends this way. If a state ought to do something, then chances are it ought to do it by creating, abolishing, changing, upholding, or enforcing some law.
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Modern states pursue most of their (domestic) ends by creating law and acting in accordance with the law they create. Moreover, many believe states ought to pursue most of their ends this way. If a state ought to do something, then chances are it ought to do it by creating, abolishing, changing, upholding, or enforcing some law.
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2014
Philosophy of law is a branch of philosophy that deals with philosophical questions about law. This chapter deals with one of these questions, which is perhaps the most fundamental one: what is the nature of law? philosophers of law have discussed this question for centuries, and apparently still disagree. This disagreement is partly caused by the fact
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Philosophy of law is a branch of philosophy that deals with philosophical questions about law. This chapter deals with one of these questions, which is perhaps the most fundamental one: what is the nature of law? philosophers of law have discussed this question for centuries, and apparently still disagree. This disagreement is partly caused by the fact
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, 2013
Preface Website 1. Aspects of Law and Legal Systems 2. Courts and Legal Reasoning 3. Making, Justifying, and Evaluating Law 4. Law and Individual Obligation 5. Private Law 6. Criminal Law 7. Sentencing and Punishment 8. Statutes 9.
Jeffrey Brand-Ballard
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Preface Website 1. Aspects of Law and Legal Systems 2. Courts and Legal Reasoning 3. Making, Justifying, and Evaluating Law 4. Law and Individual Obligation 5. Private Law 6. Criminal Law 7. Sentencing and Punishment 8. Statutes 9.
Jeffrey Brand-Ballard
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Law and the Philosophy of Privacy
, 2015Introduction, 1. Defining Privacy: The Contemporary 'Liberal Canon' and its debt to Locke, Kant and Mill, 2. Privacy and the Law: The Background, 3. Autonomy, Selfhood and Privacy, 4.
J. Richardson
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The experimental philosophy of law: New ways, old questions, and how not to get lost
Philosophy Compass, 2021Karolina Prochownik
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The philosophy of international law
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2019This chapter argues that a plurality of methods does not entail that there are no basic and determinate philosophical problems for the field. It argues that there are two central requirements for a philosophy of international law, demarcation and critique.
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Oxford studies in philosophy of law
, 20111. Political Authority and Political Obligation 2. How to Hold the Social Fact Thesis: A Reply to Greenberg and Toh 3. John Austin on Punishment 4. Publicity and the Rule of Law 5. Hart and Kelsen on International Law 6.
L. Green, B. Leiter
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The Philosophy of Criminal Law
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2001In this fairly lengthy essay, I attempt to bring theoretical unity to the general part of the criminal law by viewing the issues of the general part - the voluntary act requirement, mens rea, culpability, attempts, defenses, etc. - through a controversial but plausible lens, namely that legal wrongs justify criminal punishment when their commission ...
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The Philosophy of European Union Law
, 2014The philosophy of EU law builds upon two broader areas of inquiry - the philosophy of law in general and the philosophy of the EU in general. The philosophy of EU law enriches and is enriched by our understanding of both.
Neil Walker
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2009
This essay, prepared for a symposium on the role of philosophy in law, suggests that philosophical discipline calls into question several features of practical legal decisionmaking. In particular, philosophical analysis of the practice of following rules shows that complying with legal rules when they dictate outcomes contrary to the rule's objectives ...
Larry Alexander, Emily Sherwin
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This essay, prepared for a symposium on the role of philosophy in law, suggests that philosophical discipline calls into question several features of practical legal decisionmaking. In particular, philosophical analysis of the practice of following rules shows that complying with legal rules when they dictate outcomes contrary to the rule's objectives ...
Larry Alexander, Emily Sherwin
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