The Theory and Practice of Legislation : Essays in Legisprudence.
Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
Idioma: | Inglés |
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Florence :
Taylor and Francis,
2005.
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Colección: | Applied legal philosophy.
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Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Cover
- Half Title
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Table of Contents
- Series Preface
- Introduction
- PART I LEGISPRUDENCE: THEORETICAL ISSUES
- 1. Legisprudence as a New Theory of Legislation
- 2. The Quest for Legisprudence: Constitutionalism v. Legalism
- 3. The Evolution of Economic Thinking about Legislation and its Interpretation by Courts
- 4. Legal Instrumentalism Revisited
- 5. How Rational is Rational Lawmaking?
- PART II CONSTITUTIONALISM, LEGALISM AND DEMOCRACY
- 6. Two Models of Democracy: How to Make Demos and Hercules Collaborate in Public Deliberation
- 7. The Paradox of Democratic Representation. On Whether and How Disagreement Should be Represented
- 8. On the Descriptive and the Prescriptive Nature of the Constitution. Constitutionalism and the Legitimisation of the Constitution in the Practice of its Implementation
- 9. The Theory and Practice of Constitutional Review in the Civil Law: The Case of Belgium
- PART III POLITICS, LEGISLATION AND LEGITIMACY
- 10. Legislating Human Rights
- 11. Legitimacy through Rationality: Parliamentary Argumentation as Rational Justification of Laws
- 12. The Sources of Legitimacy of Political Decisions: Between Procedure and Substance
- PART IV PRACTICAL REASON, ARGUMENTATION AND INTERPRETATION
- 13. Legislative Deliberation: Notes from the European Parliament
- 14. Reasoning and Legislation
- 15. Evaluating References to the Intention of the Legislator
- PART V PRACTICAL ISSUES
- 16. EC-law between Social Message and Record of Agreement. How the Theory of Legislation can Contribute to Understanding Practical Problems of Negotiated Legislation
- 17. The Justification and the Optimisation Principle in International Nuclear Law: Theory and Practice.