The legacy of John Austin's jurisprudence
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Dordrecht New York, NY :
Springer ,
c2013
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| Series: | Law and philosophy library
v. 103 |
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Table of Contents:
- 1. John Austin and constructing theories of law
- 2. Austin?s methodology? His bequest to jurisprudence
- 3. "Darkening the fair face of Roman law": Austin and Roman law
- 4. Austin, Kelsen, and the model of sovereignty: notes on the history of modern legal positivism
- 5. Austin and Scandinavian realism
- 6. Sense and nonsense about Austin?s jurisprudence from a Scandinavian perspective
- 7. Did Austin remain an Austinian?
- 8. Austin and the electors
- 9. Positive divine law in Austin
- 10. What is in a habit?
- 11. Austin, Hobbes, and Dicey
- 12. John Stuart Mill on John Austin (and Jeremy Bentham)
- 13. Austin and the Germans
- 14. Positivism before Hart
- 15. Reconstructing Austin?s intuitions: positive morality and law