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Führerprinzip And Democracy In Weber And Kelsen / Antonino Scalone -- Democracy Within Pluralism: Hans Kelsen On Civil Society And Civic Friendship / Elif Ozmen -- Max Weber's Conception Of The State: The State As Anstalt And As Validated Conception With Special Reference To Kelsen's Critique Of Weber / Hubert Treiber -- Kelsen Reading Weber: Is A Sociological Concept Of The State Possible? / Catherine Colliot-théléne -- Kelsen, Weber And The Problem Of The Emergence Of The State / Michel Troper -- The State Under The Rule Of Law?: The Relationship Of State And Law In The Work Of Hans Kelsen And Georg Jellinek / Gerhard Donhauser -- Human Rights And Subjective Rights: Affinities In Max Weber And Georg Jellinek / Kathrin Groh -- Max Weber And Hans Kelsen: Formal Rationality And Legitimacy Of Modern Law / Michel Coutu -- Using Weber's And Kelsen's Schemas For Legal History. Edited By Ian Bryan, Peter Langford And John Mcgarry. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.
This volume investigates the complex theoretical intersections and fundamental disagreements between the legal positivism of Hans Kelsen and the sociological jurisprudence of Max Weber. The editors, Ian Bryan, John McGarry, and Peter Langford, curate a collection of essays that examine how these two foundational thinkers conceptualized the state, the rule of law, and the legitimacy of modern legal systems. By analyzing their respective methodologies, the contributors clarify the tension between normative legal theory and empirical sociological observation.
What You Will Find
Scholars and students of legal philosophy identify this collection as a rigorous academic resource for understanding the divergence between formalist and sociological interpretations of law. The text is noted for its high level of technical density, making it most suitable for advanced researchers and graduate-level study in political theory.
Page Count:
0
Publication Date:
2015-01-01
Publisher:
Taylor & Francis Group
ISBN-10:
0203798783
ISBN-13:
9780203798782
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