Essays in honor of Hans Kelsen, celebrating the 90th anniversary of his birth.
By: Edited by the California law review. With a pref. by Albert A. Ehrenzweig and contributions by Edgar Bodenheimer [and others]
Contributors: Kelsen, Hans, 1881-1973.; Bodenheimer, Edgar, 1908-
Publisher: F. B. Rothman
Published: 1971
Place of publication: South Hackensack, N.J
Language: eng
Number of pages: 858
Subjects: Law
Other titles: California law review.
Notes: "Originally appeared in volume 59 [no. 3] of the California law review ... May 1971."
Table of contents: title: Hans Kelsen a Boalt: a personal impression, by J. R. Wilkins.; title: Message from Julius Stone.; title: Hans Kelsen in Prague: a personal reminiscence, by H. G. Schenk.; title: The pure theory of law: demythologizing legal thought, by W. Ebenstein.; title: Philosophical anthropology and the law, by E. Bodenheimer.; title: Law without force, by T. A. Cowan.; title: Validity and the basic norm, by G. Hughs.; title: Justification of judicial decisions, by S. I. Shuman.; title: The technique element in law, by R. S. Summers.; title: Justice in the 20th century, by J. Hall.; title: A problem for Pericles, by F. F. Stone.; title: Dissent in Bible and Talmud, by D. Daube.; title: A bibliography: the English language publications of Hans Kelsen (p. 816-819); title: Comment, by K. Sinclair, Jr.