num_pages: 324
description: In this book Singh offers a critique of the dominant western legal theory--legal positivism--based on concepts that are fundamental to the Indian dharmasastra tradition of legal thought, a tradition which had a continuous 2,000-year history before European ideas gained currency. In so doing,he offers an Indian restatement of the nature of law, and outlines a new theory of law based on a critique of Kant and Leibniz.
language: English
title: Law From Anarchy to Utopia: An Exposition of the Logical, Epistemological and Ontological Foundations of the Idea of Law, by an Inquiry into the ... Propositions and the Basis of Legal Authority
titlecomplete: Law From Anarchy to Utopia: An Exposition of the Logical, Epistemological and Ontological Foundations of the Idea of Law, by an Inquiry into the ... Propositions and the Basis of Legal Authority
publisher: Oxford University Press