McBride on The Nature of Evil @cambridgelaw
Nicholas McBride, University of Cambridge, Faculty of Law, has published The Nature of Evil. Here is the abstract. This 30 page paper sets out the argument about the nature of evil that will comprise...
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Kets de Vries In Praise of Dictators: A Swiftian Perspective @INSEAD
Manfred F. R. Kets de Vries, INSEAD, has published In Praise of Dictators: A Swiftian Perspective as INSEAD Working Paper No. 2022/22/EFE, 2022. Here is the abstract. This article takes a ‘Swiftian perspective’ to...
Anderson on Culture, Sovereignty, and the Rule of Law: Lessons From Indian Country @HooverInst
Terry L. Anderson, Stanford University, The Hoover Institution on War, Revolution, and Peace, has published Culture, Sovereignty, and the Rule of Law: Lessons from Indian Country. Here is the abstract. In their book, The...
New From Routledge: Thom Giddens, Judgment: New Trajectories in Law (2022) @ThomGiddens @routledgebooks
Thom Giddens, University of Dundee, has published Judgment: New Trajectories in Law (Routledge, 2022). It will be available beginning March 16, 2022. Here from the publisher’s website is a description of the book’s contents....
Lande on The Role of Legal Disputes @MizzouLaw
John Lande, University of Missouri School of Law, has published The Role of Law in Legal Disputes. Here is the abstract. This article uses Oliver Wendell Holmes’s famous definition of the law as “prophecies...
Allen on Law’s Virtual Empires: Game Analogies and the Concept of Law
Jason G. Allen, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin Großbritannien-Zentrum; CCAF; University of Tasmania School of Law, is publishing Law’s Virtual Empires: Game Analogies and the Concept of Law in Conceptual Jurisprudence – Methodological Issues, Conceptual Tools...
Achiume and Bali on Race and Empire: Legal Theory Within, Through and Across National Borders @UCLA_Law
Tendayi Achiume and Asli U. Bali, both of the UCLA School of Law, are publishing Race and Empire: Legal Theory Within, Through and Across National Borders in volume 67 of the UCLA Law Review....
Lloyd on How To Do Things With Signs: Semiotics in Legal Theory, Practice, and Education @LloydEsq
Harold Anthony Lloyd, Wake Forest University School of Law, has published How To Do Things With Signs: Semiotics in Legal Theory, Practice, and Education. Here is the abstract. Discussing federal statutes, Justice Scalia tells us...