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Introduction, Edward Mcwhinney
Introduction, Edward Mcwhinney
Syracuse Journal of International Law and Commerce
Introduces the following collection of essays in honor of Julius Stone, perhaps the greatest living exponent of the Anglo-Saxon School of Sociological Jurisprudence.
Legal Sociology And Historical Materialism, Johann J. Hagen
Legal Sociology And Historical Materialism, Johann J. Hagen
Syracuse Journal of International Law and Commerce
This paper presents a dialogue between legal sociology and historical materialism, highlighting their arguments, illustrating their positions and defining Julius Stone's place in the debate.
The Pragmatic Realism Of Julius Stone, Milton R. Konvitz
The Pragmatic Realism Of Julius Stone, Milton R. Konvitz
Syracuse Journal of International Law and Commerce
If realism and impossible ideals are both relevant for judgment, if one sees all the ironies and ambiguities in the wills and actions of men and nations and yet refuses to accept the actual or historical as normative, how does one find an adequate rubric to do justice to such a dialectical position? This essay seeks to answer this question in relation to the disposition to Julius Stone.
Julius Stone And The Adventure Of The Idea Of Justice, L.F.E. Goldie
Julius Stone And The Adventure Of The Idea Of Justice, L.F.E. Goldie
Syracuse Journal of International Law and Commerce
In developing the theory of an emergent international enclave of justice, Stone seeks to suggest alternative arguments regarding assistance to the developing communities of mankind which could interrelate the mutual compassion of peoples and long-term political and economic prudence. His thesis gives concreteness to notions of what is feasible, rather than what is ideal, in international economic justice.
A Tribute To Julius Stone On His Retirement From The Challis Chair, L.F.E. Goldie
A Tribute To Julius Stone On His Retirement From The Challis Chair, L.F.E. Goldie
Syracuse Journal of International Law and Commerce
Honoring Julius Stone on his retirement from Sydney University Law School.