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This volume contains a collection of selected papers presented in the working groups of the 23rd World Congress of Legal and Social Philosophy held in Kraków in August 2007.
This volume contains a collection of selected papers presented in the working groups of the 23rd World Congress of Legal and Social Philosophy held in Kraków in August 2007.
This volume contains a collection of selected papers presented in the working groups of the 23rd World Congress of Legal and Social Philosophy held in Kraków in August 2007. The papers focus on three main topics: the legal system investigated from various perspectives, social and ethical issues in the law and the problem of liberty and state. The papers present different views and perspectives, as their authors come from different countries and legal cultures. Readers will have an opportunity to compare different approaches to certain classical problems of legal philosophy and to learn about certain new ideas pursued by researchers from different legal cultures.
José Renato Gaziero Cella, Cesar Antonio Cerbena, Aires José Rover The Connections between Morality and the Connections between Morality and Law from a Logical Point of View str.251
Dawid Bunikowski Enforcement of Morality by the Law str.260
Kitti Maros Comparison of the Connection of Law and Morality in Far-Eastern Countries and in the West str.271
Paul Taylor, Richard Braddock, Peter Petocz, Anna Reid Teaching Professional Ethics: Reflections on a Student Survey str.284
Liberty and the State (Contains Papers from the Special Workshop on Libertarianism) str.295
Jan Narveson Why Liberty? str.297
Douglas B. Rasmussen, Douglas J. Den Uyl Rights and Capabilities str.312
Susumu Morimura Libertarian Estate Tax str.328
Luís Antônio Cunha Ribeiro Can Democracy Still be Possible if Free-Will Proves to be Just an Illusion? str.336
Tomasz Gizbert-Studnicki - profesor doktor habilitowany nauk prawnych; kierownik Katedry Teorii Prawa Uniwersytetu Jagiellońskiego; autor ponad 100 artykułów z dziedziny analitycznej teorii prawa, a w szczególności teorii interpretacji, teorii języka prawa i argumentacji prawniczej.