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Georg Jellinek
Natural Law in the Modern European Constitutions Gottfried Dietze
The Classification Into Branches of Modern Legal
Law As a Learned Profession: the Forgotten Mission Field of the Professional Movement
67 Spatial Aspects of Moral Judgements in Lawyers
International Review of the Red Cross, July 1961, First Year
Georg Jellinek and His Early Writings (1872 – 1878)
Some Issues in the Exchange Between Hans Kelsen and Erich Kaufmann
The Germanists and the Historical School of Law: German Legal Science Between Romanticism, Realism, and Rationalization
The Basis of International Law: Why Nations Observe
The Theory of Sovereignty and the Swedish-Norwegian Union of 1814
Georg Jellinek and the Origins of Liberal Constitutionalism in International Law
Emile Durkheim and the Scientific Study of Morality
Arguing for Basic Income from a Jurisprudential Perspective
Definition and Development of Human Rights and Popular Sovereignty in Europe
Felix Frankfurter , Hans Kelsen , and the Practice of Judicial Review
Lassa Oppenheim
International Law As a German Discipline
Eui Working Papers
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Georg Jellinek, Max Weber and Ernst Troeltsch
Law in Books and Law in Action: the Problem of Legal Change
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Max Weber Und Die Staatsrechtslehre Heute
The Triad of the True, the Good, and the Beautiful: Schenker's
“Interesse E Antropologia Individualista: Il Possessivismo ‘Moderno’”
Biographical Researches on Hans Kelsen in the Years 1881–1920
The Rule of Law: a Necessary Pillar of Free and Democratic Societies for Protecting Human Rights
CONNECTING POSITIVE and Normative LEGAL THEORY
Redalyc.Hans Kelsen and the Austrian Constitutional Court
Anglo-Saxon Studies in Heidelberg: Georg Jellinek, Max Weber and Ernst Troeltsch
Hans Kelsen on International Law
Positivism, Humanism, and Hegemony: Sovereignty and Security for Our Time Frederic Gilles Sourgens
Dialogue Between Regional Human Rights Courts
Hans Kelsen and the Austrian Constitutional Court (1918-1929)* Recibido: Marzo 12 De 2012 | Aprobado: Mayo 30 De 2012
Georg Jellinek and the Origins of Liberal Constitutionalism in International Law
Music Theory As a Mode of Law: the Case of Heinrich Schenker, Esq. (Pdf)
The Persistent Spectre: Natural Law, International Order and the Limits of Legal Positivism
The Economic Ethics of World Religions and Their Laws
Jus Ad Bellum in the Age of WMD Proliferation