Elgar Studies in Legal Theory – serie

Freedom Under the Private Law

After Meaning

The Sovereignty of Forms in International Law

Great Adaptation

Technique, Environment, and the Law on the Globe

Ethics of Institutional Beliefs

From Theoretical to Empirical

Human Rights and other International Law

Priorities, Conflict and Possible Convergence

Laws of Caring

The Right to Marry Defended

Legal Theory and the Media of Law

Authority in Transnational Legal Theory

Theorising Across Disciplines

Understanding the Nature of Law

A Case for Constructive Conceptual Explanation

Comparative Law as Critique

Law’s Political Foundations

Rivers, Rifles, Rice, and Religion

Technology and the Trajectory of Myth

Turning Point in Private Law

Ecology, Technology and the Commons

Law and Evil

The Evolutionary Perspective

Legal Conversation as Signifier

Domesticating Kelsen

Towards the Pure Theory of English Law

Gender, Alterity and Human Rights

Freedom in a Fishbowl

End of Law

How Law’s Claims Relate to Law’s Aims

Law in the First Person Plural

Roots, Concepts, Topics

Legal Certainty in the Preliminary Reference Procedure

The Role of Extra-Legal Steadying Factors

Comparative Law as Critique

Law’s Reality

A Philosophy of Law

Human Rights and Radical Political Philosophy

Insanity Defense

A Philosophical Analysis

Embodiment and the Law

A New Approach to Analysis, Discourse and Reasoning

After Meaning

The Sovereignty of Forms in International Law

Interpretivism and the Limits of Law

Socratic Voices

Dialogues on Law, Time, and Reconciliation

Theories of Legal Relations