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Oxford Studies In Philosophy Of Law Is A Forum For Some Of The Best New Philosophical Work On Law, By Both Senior And Junior Scholars From Around The World. The Essays Range Widely Over Issues In General Jurisprudence (the Nature Of Law, Adjudication, And Legal Reasoning), The Philosophical Foundations Of Specific Areas Of Law (from Criminal Law To Evidence To International Law), The History Of Legal Philosophy, And Related Philosophical Topics That Illuminate The Problems Of Legal Theory. Ospl Will Be Essential Reading For Philosophers, Academic Lawyers, Political Scientists, And Historians Of Law Who Wish To Keep Up With The Latest Developments In This Flourishing Field.
This series investigates the foundational philosophical questions underpinning legal systems and the nature of law itself. The editors, Brian Leiter, John Gardner, and Leslie Green, curate a collection of peer-reviewed essays from international scholars to advance the discourse in general jurisprudence. The work provides a rigorous framework for analyzing the intersection of moral philosophy, political theory, and legal practice.
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Experts recognize this series as a primary venue for high-level discourse in contemporary legal philosophy. Scholars frequently cite these volumes as a necessary resource for tracking the latest theoretical developments in the field.
Page Count:
288
Publication Date:
2018-01-01
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0192563254
ISBN-13:
9780192563255
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