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Definition and Rule in Legal Theory - A Critique of HLA Hart and the Positivist Tradition - Robert N Moles

Also by Dr Moles - A state of Injustice - Losing Their Grip - the case of Henry Keogh

Previously published by Basil Blackwell, Oxford (1987)

CONTENTS

Acknowledgements

Introduction

1. The Purpose and Method of Austin's Legal Theory

2. Hart's Critique of Austin

3. A Critique of Hart's Theory of Law

4. Hart's Theory and its Consequences

5. Rules - Their Application and Development

6. Epistemology - The Common Ground

7. Law and Morality - How to do things with Confusion

8. Continuing Tensions in Modern Positivism

Bibliography

Cases

Reviews and discussions of this book

 

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