| Description |
viii, 239 pages ; 24 cm |
| Series |
Applied legal philosophy |
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Applied legal philosophy.
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| Contents |
Introduction / John Tasioulas -- 1. The Ideal and the Actual of Law and Society / Neil MacCormick -- 2. Moral Law, Positive Law / James Griffin -- 3. Principles, Judgement and Institutions / Onora O'Neill -- 4. Rights and Politics / Joseph Raz -- 5. Human Rights, Humane Values and Positive Law / Tom D. Campbell -- 6. The Possibility of Private Law / N. E. Simmonds -- 7. (Public) Law and (Private?) Religion / Ruth Gavison -- 8. The Ethical Content of Liberal Law / John Skorupski -- 9. From Philosophy to Practice: A Sketch of William / Galbraith Miller and Elspeth Attwooll |
| Notes |
"Dartmouth series in applied legal philosophy"--Ser. pref |
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Series statement on jacket |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Subject |
Law and ethics.
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Sociological jurisprudence.
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| Author |
Tasioulas, John.
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| LC no. |
96035393 |
| ISBN |
1855218666 (hardcover) |
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