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Pris: 534 SEK exkl. moms  |  Can the currently prevailing legal theories in Europe, in particular legal positivism, natural law theory and institutional theory, explain the characteristics of the legal methods?
The book contains eight contributions, each of which addresses different dimensions of European legal method. The first part of the book contains five contributions under the general heading: “Conceptualization of European Legal Realism”. The second part of the book contains three contributions under the general heading “Law in (its Legal and non-Legal) Context”.
This book is a result of international research conferences, as well as a research project Towards a European Legal Method: Synthesis or Fragmentation? funded by the Danish Social Science Research Council. The book contains eight contributions, each of which addresses different dimensions of the general theme. The contributors are all well established lawyers who each represent their own field within the various disciplines.
Indholdsoversigt
Introduction – by Ulla Neergaard and Ruth Nielsen
PART I: CONCEPTUALIZATION OF EUROPEAN LEGAL REALISM
The Relationality of European Constitution(s). Justifying a New Research Programme for European Constitutional Scholarship – by Kaarlo Tuori
A Political-Philosophical Analysis of the EU Legal Order and European Integration: Federal and Cosmopolitan Perspectives - by Marta Postigo
Outline of a Legal Realistic Approach to Legal Integration - by Arthur Dyevre
New European Legal Realism – New Problems, New Solutions? - by Ruth Nielsen
Realism, Empiricism and Doctrine in EU legal studies: Views from a Common Law Perspective – by Tamara Hervey
PART II: LAW IN (ITS LEGAL AND NON-LEGAL) CONTEXT
European Union Legal Methods – Moving Away from Integration - by Christina Eckes
Legal Realism, Pluralism, and Their Challengers – by N.W. Barber
European Legal Method: – a Tew Teleology, Law-in-context, a New Legal Realism or Hybrid Law? – by Inger-Johanne Sand
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