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Insights about the nature of law from history : the 11th Kobe lecture, 2014 / edited by Kosuke Nasu.
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English
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Stuttgart : Franz Steiner Verlag ; [Baden-Baden] : Nomos, [2017]
©2017
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146 pages ; 24 cm.
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K1 .xR26 Suppl., new ser., no.152
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Law
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History
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Jurisprudence
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Editor
Nasu, Kōsuke
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Series
Archiv für Rechts- und Sozialphilosophie. Beiheft ; n.F., Nr. 152.
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Archiv für Rechts- und Sozialphilosophie. Beiheft, 0341-079X ; Beiheft 152
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Summary note
Brian Tamanaha has consistently sought his own version of general jurisprudence, stressing mutual influence between law and cultural and historical diversity of human lives. Now he takes a "third-way" approach of jurisprudence, which inherits the viewpoints of legal realism, historical jurisprudence, and sociological jurisprudence. Tamanaha identifies several alluring problems, like the complacence of the "law and development" projects, the prevalence of legal instrumentalism, the debate between legal formalists and legal realists, and the universal value and applicability of the rule of law. 0The contributors of this volume critically approach Tamanaha?s arguments and hypotheses, or his methodological position, some from particular contexts of historical experiences of Japanese society, and some from more general and theoretical perspectives. This will help us to deepen the understandings about certain central problems of jurisprudence and philosophy of law, as well as significance of Tamanaha?s own jurisprudential accomplishments and future prospects.
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International conference proceedings.
Monographic series, supplementing a journal.
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Includes bibliographical references.
Contents
11th Kobe Lecture. Insights about the nature of law from history / Brian Z. Tamanaha
Commentaries. From the viewpoint of private law / Itaru Shimazu
On legal instrumentalism after Fukushima / Ryuichi Nakayama
Brian Tamanah's conception of law and his critiques of H.L.A. Hart's theory of law / Kiyoshi Hasegawa
Brian Tamanaha's historical study and his concept of balanced realism / Michihiro Kaino
The possibility of legal development through legal assistance and the future of law and development / Hiroshi Matsuo
Legal assistance and legal development : a view from Japan / Takehiro Ohya
How to deal with the multiplicity of law / Ko Hasegawa
Rescuing legal philosophy / Keisuke Kondo
Social legal theory and progressive politics / Tomohiko Shiina
Doubting doubts, rescuing beliefs / Kosuke Nasu
The orientation of social legal theory / Brian Z. Tamanaha.
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ISBN
9783515115704 ((Franz Steiner Verlag ; : Print))
3515115706 ((Franz Steiner Verlag ; : Print))
9783848740161 ((Nomos Verlag ; : paperback))
3848740168 ((Nomos Verlag ; : paperback))
OCLC
978656719
International Article Number
9783515115704
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