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Law, Politics, and Morality : European Perspectives II.:On Knowledge and Adjudication of National and European Law.
Hauptbeschreibung Teaching and study of law is based on the premises of formal dogma. Discussion centres on what the law says, and less on the Instruments enabling its application, such as legal argumentation and reasoning. The approach to the new legal and institutional challenges facing the Europe...
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Berlin :
Duncker & Humblot,
2011.
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| Collection: | Schriften zur Rechtstheorie - 215/II.
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Table des matières:
- Introduction; Isabel Turégano Mansilla: Constitution and Democracy in the European Construction Process. Regarding Some Reflections by Jürgen Habermas; 1. Introduction; 2. European Constitution and Constituent Power; 3. Democracy and Rights; 4. Constitution and Citizenship; 5. European Constitution and Constitutional Jurisdiction; References; Giorgio Maniaci: The Role of Rationality in Judicial Argumentation; 1. Introduction; 2. How and Why Normative Statements Should Be 'Objectively Founded'; 3. The Sense and the Limits of a Rational Argumentative Procedure.
- 4. The Indeterminacy's Objection5. Rational Discourse and Judicial Argumentation; 6. Conclusion; References; Ofer Raban: Legislation, Adjudication, and Justification; 1. Legislation; 1.1. The Principle of Public Justification; 1.2. The Relation Between the Category and the Treatment; 1.3. Arbitrary Distinctions?; 1.4. Recharacterizing the Problem with Checkerboard Statutes; 1.5. Recognizing Justifications; 1.6. Is all this Significant?; 2. Legal Interpretation; 2.1. Public Justification, Legal Interpretation, and Contemporary Legal Positivism; 2.3. Legislative Intention; 3. Conclusion.