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It Was the Rule of Law [PDF]

open access: possibleRevue économique, 2007
Résumé La révolution grégorienne a marqué le début de l’état de droit en Occident et créé les conditions nécessaires (mais non suffisantes) de la croissance économique. Cet article propose une analyse des conséquences de l’évolution de la notion d’état de droit, du moment où cette expression correspondait à la loi naturelle divine jusqu’à sa ...
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Is the Rule of Law a Law of Rules? Judgments of Rule of Law Violations

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2009
In this paper, we present findings from two experiments that measure individuals’ reactions to rule of law violations by an authority figure, with the goal of assessing which interpretation of the rule of law is naturally invoked. We created a variety of hypothetical scenarios that allowed us to gauge the independent effects of rule adherence, outcome ...
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The Rule of Law as a Law of Rules

The University of Chicago Law Review, 1989
In summer, after hearing mass, the king often went to the wood of Vincennes, where he would sit down with his back against an oak, and make us all sit round him. Those who had any suit to present could come to speak to him without hindrance from an usher or any other person. The king would address them directly, and ask: "Is there anyone here who has a
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Rule by Law or Rule of Law?

Asia Pacific Law Review, 2014
This article examines some aspects of the distinction between the rule of law and rule by law, elucidating those concepts by focusing on their role in political systems with a dominant political pa...
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The Rule of Law

SSRN Electronic Journal
Abstract This chapter provides an introduction to modern rule-of-law theory and a new model for thinking about the rule of law as a recurring thought pattern. The recent revival in studies of the rule of law has encouraged the sceptical view that it has no conceptual core or nature, and is rather either ‘essentially contested’ or empty ...
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