The Vantage of Law - Allan, James
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This book debates the issues ranging from theoretical jurisprudential concerns to less abstract constitutional ones, and how our understanding and valuation of the most topical and important issues in law is affected- often substantially - by the vantage or standpoint which we adopt. It provides a host of insights into many of today's important debates in jurisprudence and constitutional law and explores how judges ought to interpret.

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This book debates the issues ranging from theoretical jurisprudential concerns to less abstract constitutional ones, and how our understanding and valuation of the most topical and important issues in law is affected- often substantially - by the vantage or standpoint which we adopt. It provides a host of insights into many of today's important debates in jurisprudence and constitutional law and explores how judges ought to interpret.
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James Allan is a native born Canadian who has practised law at a large firm in Toronto and at the bar in London. He has taught in Hong Kong, Sydney and New Zealand. His primary areas of research interest are legal philosophy, constitutional law and bills of rights scepticism. He has also written Sympathy and Antipathy: Essays Legal and Philosophical (Ashgate, 2002) and A Sceptical Theory of Morality and Law (Peter Lang, 1998). He has also had published many articles and book chapters.