The Germ of Justice covers the leading problems of contemporary jurisdiction to introduce current conversations surrounding the morality of law in an accessible way. Through the works of Hume, Hart, and others, it addresses the nature of law, relations between law and morality, and the demands that law makes of its officers and its subjects.
The Germ of Justice covers the leading problems of contemporary jurisdiction to introduce current conversations surrounding the morality of law in an accessible way. Through the works of Hume, Hart, and others, it addresses the nature of law, relations between law and morality, and the demands that law makes of its officers and its subjects.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Leslie Green was born in Scotland and studied at Queen's University, Canada and at Nuffield College, Oxford. He began teaching at Lincoln College, Oxford before moving to Osgoode Hall Law School. He later returned to Oxford as Professor of the Philosophy of Law and Fellow of Balliol College, and to Queen's as Professor of Law and Distinguished University Fellow. He has been a Visiting Professor at Berkeley, Chicago, NYU and Texas - Austin, and delivered named lectures around the world, including the Leon Green Lecture, The Julius Stone Address, the Kadish Lecture, the 'Or 'Emet Lecture, and the Dewey Lecture.
Inhaltsangabe
Law, As Such 1: The Concept of Law Revisited 2: Law as a Means 3: Custom and Convention at the Foundations of Law 4: Realism and the Sources of Law 5: Feminism in Jurisprudence Law and Morality 6: The Germ of Justice 7: The Inseparability of Law and Morals 8: The Morality in Law 9: The Role of a Judge 10: Should Law Improve Morality? The Demands of Law 11: Hume on Allegiance 12: Associative Obligations and the State 13: The Forces of Law 14: The Duty to Govern
Law, As Such 1: The Concept of Law Revisited 2: Law as a Means 3: Custom and Convention at the Foundations of Law 4: Realism and the Sources of Law 5: Feminism in Jurisprudence Law and Morality 6: The Germ of Justice 7: The Inseparability of Law and Morals 8: The Morality in Law 9: The Role of a Judge 10: Should Law Improve Morality? The Demands of Law 11: Hume on Allegiance 12: Associative Obligations and the State 13: The Forces of Law 14: The Duty to Govern
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