"Scire leges non hoc est, verba earum tenere, sed vim ac potestatem" (D.1,3,17)

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Veröffentlicht in:	Perspectives on jurisprudence
1. Verfasser:	Lyles, Max (VerfasserIn)
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Sprache:	eng
Veröffentlicht:	2005
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Titel	Jahr	Verfasser
A note on the process of introspection	2005	Anderson, Bruce
The unbearable lightness of precedent	2005	Blume, Peter
The legacy of American legal realism	2005	Faralli, Carla
Pre-commitments, disagreement and the limits of constitutionalism	2005	Lebeck, Carl
Law and reality	2005	Sandgren, Claes
Conative attitudes and normative truths	2005	Sartor, Giovanni
A chair in jurisprudence	2005	Sundberg, Jacob W. F.
The law and its traditions	2005	Tuori, Kaarlo
Change of paradigms in legal reconstruction : (Carl Schmitt and the temptation to finally reach a synthesis)	2005	Varga, Csaba
The elusiveness of property	2005	Harris, James W.
Concepts as property? : on the use and abuse of concepts	2005	Lernestedt, Claes
"Scire leges non hoc est, verba earum tenere, sed vim ac potestatem" (D.1,3,17)	2005	Lyles, Max
Harmonisation of contract law: in search of a solution to the good faith problem	2005	Munukka, Jori
An overview on practical reason in aquinas	2005	Pattaro, Enrico
Theory choice in jurisprudence	2005	Peczenik, Aleksander
What has logic got to do with It? : on the use of logic in Christian Wolff's theory of natural law	2005	Peterson, Claes
Kelsen and Hart on the normativity of law	2005	Spaak, Torben
Vilhelm Lundstedt - a biographical sketch	2005	Sundell, Jan-Olof
Compensation for wrongful imprisonment	2005	Tiberg, Hugo
The purpose and usefulness of jurisprudence	2005	Wahlgren, Peter