The legacy of John Austin's jurisprudence

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Springer, Dordrecht

2013

316 Pages

ISBN 978-94-007-4829-3

The legacy of John Austin's jurisprudence

Edited by

Michael Freeman , Patricia Mindus

Publication details

Full citation:

Freeman, M. , Mindus, P. (eds) (2013). The legacy of John Austin's jurisprudence, Springer, Dordrecht.

Table of Contents

John Austin and constructing theories of law

Bix Brian H.

1-13

Austin's methodology?

Halpin Andrew

15-40

"Darkening the fair face of roman law"

Lewis Andrew

41-49

Austin, Kelsen, and the model of sovereignty

Vinx Lars

51-71

Austin and scandinavian realism

Mindus Patricia

73-106

Sense and nonsense about Austin's jurisprudence from a scandinavian perspective

Bjarup Jes

107-129

Did Austin remain an Austinian?

Rumble Wilfrid E.

131-153

Austin and the electors

Eleftheriadis Pavlos

155-168

Positive divine law in Austin

169-183

What is in a habit?

Rodney Michael

185-214

Austin, Hobbes, and Dicey

Dyzenhaus David

215-236

John Stuart Mill on John Austin (and Jeremy Bentham)

Schofield Philip

237-254

Austin and the Germans

Lobban Michael

255-270

Positivism before Hart

Schauer Frederick

271-290

Reconstructing Austin's intuitions

Turégano Mansilla Isabel

291-311

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