The nature of law
Subtitle: readings in legal philosophy
By: edited by M.P. Golding.
Publisher: Random House
Published: 1966
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 276
Subjects: Law -- Philosophy.
Notes: Bibliography: p. [275]-276.
Table of contents: title: Law as an ordinance of reason / Thomas Aquinas; title: Is there a juridical natural law / Jean Dabin; title: Three conceptions of natural law / A.P. D'Entreves; title: Sociology and natural law / Philip Selznick; title: A critique of the philosophy of natural law / Alf Ross; title: Law as the sovereign's command / John Austin; title: The limits of the analytical system / Henry Sumner Maine; title: Obligation and coercion / H.L.A. Hart; title: The Pure theory of law / Hans Kelsen; title: Directives and the "Validity" of law / Alf Ross; title: Law as the union of primary and secondary rules / H.L.A. Hart; title: Reason and fiat / Lon L. Fuller; title: The law as predictions of what courts will do / O.W. Holmes, Jr.; title: The judge as law-giver / John Chipman Gray; title: Law and the inner order of social associations / Eugen Ehrlich; title: Are there legal rules? / Joseph W. Bingham; title: Law and the "behavior analysis" / K.N. Llewellyn; title: Nominalism and the reality of rules / M.R. Cohen; title: Some rationlism about realism / Hermann Kantorowicz; title: Legal realism and natural law / Harry W. Jones.