Hans Kelsen's efforts in the areas of legal philosophy and legal theory are considered by many scholars of law to be the most influential thinking of this century. This volume makes available some of the best work extant on Kelsen's theory, including papers newly translated into English. The book covers such topics as competing philosophical positions on the nature of law, legal validity, legal powers, and the unity of municipal and international law. It also throws much light on Kelsen's intellectual milieu--as well as his intellectual debts.
Hans Kelsen's efforts in the areas of legal philosophy and legal theory are considered by many scholars of law to be the most influential thinking of this century. This volume makes available some of the best work extant on Kelsen's theory, including papers newly translated into English. The book covers such topics as competing philosophical positions on the nature of law, legal validity, legal powers, and the unity of municipal and international law. It also throws much light on Kelsen's intellectual milieu--as well as his intellectual debts.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Stanley L. Paulson is Professor of Law and Professor of Philosophy, Washington University St. Louis. He is considered to be one of the leading authorities on Kelsen, and in conjunction with his wife translated into English the first edition of Kelsen's Pure Theory of Law , which has received wide acclaim.
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* Abbreviations * Introduction * Part I. Intellectual Debts * 1: Hans Kelsen: Foreword to the Second Printing of Main Problems in the Theory of Public Law (1923) * 2: Stanley L. Paulson: Kelsen's Earliest Legal Theory: Critical Constructivism * Part II. Normativity and the Scope of Kelsen's Theory * 3: H.L.A. Hart: Kelsen Visited * 4: Joseph Raz: Kelsen's Theory of the Basic Norm * 5: Tony Honoré: The Basic Norm of a Society * 6: Alf Ross: The Law as Pure `Sollen' sui generis * 7: José Juan Moreso and Pablo Navarro: The Reception of Norms and Open Legal Systems * Part III. The Normativity Problematic: Kantian Arguments versus Kelsen without Kant * [Part III] A. A Kantian or Neo-Kantian Dimension in the Pure Theory of Law? * 8: Hans Kelsen: Pure Theory of Law, `Labandism', and Neo-Kantianism. A Letter to Renato Treves * 9: Stefan Hammer: A Neo-Kantian Theory of Legal Knowledge in Kelsen's Pure Theory of Law * 10: Geert Edel: The Hypothesis of the Basic Norm: Hans Kelsen and Hermann Cohen * 11: Gerhard Luf: On the Transcendental Import of Kelsen's Basic Norm * [Part III] B. Kelsen without Kant * 12: Carlos Santiago Nino: Some Confusions Surrounding Kelsen's Concept of Legal Validity * 13: Ernesto Garzon Valdes: Two Models of Legal Validity: Hans Kelsen and Francisco Suarez * 14: Joseph Raz: The Purity of the Pure Theory * 15: Deryck Beyleveld and Roger Brownsword: Methodological Syncretism in Kelsen's Pure Theory of Law * Part IV. Toward a Theory of Legal Norms * [Part IV] A. Ramifications of Kelsen's Post-1960 Shift * 16: Eugenio Bulygin: An Antinomy in Kelsen's Pure Theory of Law * 17: Riccardo Guastini: Normativism or the Normative Theory of Legal Science: Some Epistemological Problems * 18: Bruno Celano: Norm Conflicts: Kelsen's View in the Late Period and a Rejoinder * [Part IV] B. On the Expressive Conception of Norms * 19: Georg Henrik von Wright: Is and Ought * 20: Carlos E. Alchourron and Eugenio Bulygin: The Expressive Conception of Norms * 21: Ota Weinberger: The Expressive Conception of Norms: An Impasse for the Logic of Norms * Part V. Powers, Legal Powers, and Empowering Norms * 22: Norberto Bobbio: Kelsen and Legal Power * 23: Agostino Carrino: Reflections on Science, Law, and Power * 24: Joseph Raz: Voluntary Obligations and Normative Powers * 25: Dick W.P. Ruiter: Legal Powers * 26: Neil MacCormick: Powers and Power-Conferring Norms * Part VI. On the Theory of Public International Law * 27: Joseph G. Starke: Monism and Dualism in the Theory of International Law, (1938) * 28: Hans Kelsen: Sovereignty, (1962) * 29: H.L.A. Hart: Kelsen's Doctrine of the Unity of Law * List of Contributors * Index of Subjects * Index of Names
* Abbreviations * Introduction * Part I. Intellectual Debts * 1: Hans Kelsen: Foreword to the Second Printing of Main Problems in the Theory of Public Law (1923) * 2: Stanley L. Paulson: Kelsen's Earliest Legal Theory: Critical Constructivism * Part II. Normativity and the Scope of Kelsen's Theory * 3: H.L.A. Hart: Kelsen Visited * 4: Joseph Raz: Kelsen's Theory of the Basic Norm * 5: Tony Honoré: The Basic Norm of a Society * 6: Alf Ross: The Law as Pure `Sollen' sui generis * 7: José Juan Moreso and Pablo Navarro: The Reception of Norms and Open Legal Systems * Part III. The Normativity Problematic: Kantian Arguments versus Kelsen without Kant * [Part III] A. A Kantian or Neo-Kantian Dimension in the Pure Theory of Law? * 8: Hans Kelsen: Pure Theory of Law, `Labandism', and Neo-Kantianism. A Letter to Renato Treves * 9: Stefan Hammer: A Neo-Kantian Theory of Legal Knowledge in Kelsen's Pure Theory of Law * 10: Geert Edel: The Hypothesis of the Basic Norm: Hans Kelsen and Hermann Cohen * 11: Gerhard Luf: On the Transcendental Import of Kelsen's Basic Norm * [Part III] B. Kelsen without Kant * 12: Carlos Santiago Nino: Some Confusions Surrounding Kelsen's Concept of Legal Validity * 13: Ernesto Garzon Valdes: Two Models of Legal Validity: Hans Kelsen and Francisco Suarez * 14: Joseph Raz: The Purity of the Pure Theory * 15: Deryck Beyleveld and Roger Brownsword: Methodological Syncretism in Kelsen's Pure Theory of Law * Part IV. Toward a Theory of Legal Norms * [Part IV] A. Ramifications of Kelsen's Post-1960 Shift * 16: Eugenio Bulygin: An Antinomy in Kelsen's Pure Theory of Law * 17: Riccardo Guastini: Normativism or the Normative Theory of Legal Science: Some Epistemological Problems * 18: Bruno Celano: Norm Conflicts: Kelsen's View in the Late Period and a Rejoinder * [Part IV] B. On the Expressive Conception of Norms * 19: Georg Henrik von Wright: Is and Ought * 20: Carlos E. Alchourron and Eugenio Bulygin: The Expressive Conception of Norms * 21: Ota Weinberger: The Expressive Conception of Norms: An Impasse for the Logic of Norms * Part V. Powers, Legal Powers, and Empowering Norms * 22: Norberto Bobbio: Kelsen and Legal Power * 23: Agostino Carrino: Reflections on Science, Law, and Power * 24: Joseph Raz: Voluntary Obligations and Normative Powers * 25: Dick W.P. Ruiter: Legal Powers * 26: Neil MacCormick: Powers and Power-Conferring Norms * Part VI. On the Theory of Public International Law * 27: Joseph G. Starke: Monism and Dualism in the Theory of International Law, (1938) * 28: Hans Kelsen: Sovereignty, (1962) * 29: H.L.A. Hart: Kelsen's Doctrine of the Unity of Law * List of Contributors * Index of Subjects * Index of Names
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