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Articles 61 - 64 of 64
Full-Text Articles in Rule of Law
Law As Discourse: Bridging The Gap Between Democracy And Rights, Michel Rosenfeld
Law As Discourse: Bridging The Gap Between Democracy And Rights, Michel Rosenfeld
Articles
No abstract provided.
Liberal Philosophy's Troubled Relation To The Rule Of Law, David G. Carlson
Liberal Philosophy's Troubled Relation To The Rule Of Law, David G. Carlson
Articles
The article critiques Andrew Altman's defense of liberalism against critical legal studies (CLS), arguing that his account of the rule of law relies on unexamined presuppositions and fails to address the indeterminacy of legal meaning. Altman's metaphor of the rule of law as a checkerboard of zones of freedom is challenged for its definitional ambiguity and reliance on natural law, which undermines his critique of CLS. The analysis suggests that liberalism's inability to tolerate political intrusion into the rule of law exposes its dogmatic underpinnings, while deconstruction offers a more nuanced understanding of legal meaning and its ethical implications.
Algorithmic Justice, Alan Wolfe
The Competitiveness Of The U.S. Telecommunications Industry: A New York Case Study, Michael Botein, Alan Pearce
The Competitiveness Of The U.S. Telecommunications Industry: A New York Case Study, Michael Botein, Alan Pearce
Cardozo Arts & Entertainment Law Journal
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