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Legal Positivism

Tom D. Campbell

ISBN13: 9781840147322

ISBN: 1840147326

Published: June 1999

Publisher: Routledge

Country of Publication: UK

Format: Hardback

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Part of the second series of the "International Library of Essays in Law and Legal Theory". In choosing the papers for this collection, the editor leaned towards contributors with sympathy for legal positivism but not lacking critical elements in their attitude towards the tradition.

Subjects:: EU Law

Contents:: Part I; Seperability, sources and rules: "Authority, Law and Morality", Joseph Raz; "Rules and Social Facts", Jules Coleman; "Wilfrid Waluchow and the Argument from Authority", Tim Dare; "Rules and the Rule of Law", Frederick Schauer.; Part II; Rules and authority: "Second-order Reasons, Uncertainty and Legal Theory", Stephen R. Perry; "Law and Exclusionary Reasons", Larry Alexander; "Positivism and the Foundations of Legal Authority", Rolf Sartorius; "Positivism Through Thick and Thin", Frederick Schauer.; Part III; Prescriptive positivism: "A Moralistic Case for A-Moralistic Law", D. Neil MacCormick; "Constiutional Positivism", Frederick Schauer; "Natural Law Ambiguities", Robin West; "Legislation, Authority and Voting", Jeremy Waldron; "The Point of Legal Positivism", Tom D. Campbell.; Part IV; Revisiting the classical positivists: "Was Hobbes a Legal Positivist?", Mark C. Murphy; "Kant's Legal Positivism", Jeremy Waldron; "The Expositor, the Censor, and the Common Law", Gerald G. Postema; "The Neo-Kantian Dimension of Kelsen's Pure Theory of Law", Stanley L. Paulson; "Misunderstanding Positivism", Anthony J. Sebok.