Law and the Public Interest
Association for Legal and Social Philosophy. 18th Annual Conference at Sheffield 2nd–4th April, 1992
Law and the Public Interest
Association for Legal and Social Philosophy. 18th Annual Conference at Sheffield 2nd–4th April, 1992
Aus dem Inhalt:
Roger Brownsword: Law and the Public Interest
David Lyons: Normal Law, Nearly Just Societies, and Other Myths of Legal Theory
John Bell: Public Interest: Policy of Principle?
Alan Milne: The Public Interest, Political Controversy, and the Judges
Paul Kelly: Privacy and the Public Interest: A Communitarian View
David Bedingfield: Reply to Kelly: Privacy and the Public Interest
Ross Harrison: Welfare Rights
John Mesher: Welfare Rights: Response to Ross Harrison
Rodney Brazier: A Public Interest in Constitution-Making?
Dudley Knowles: Is Constitutional Reform a Priority?
Norman Lewis: Markets, Regulation and Citizenship: A Constitutional Analysis
Terence Daintith: Comment on Lewis: Markets, Regulation and Citizenship
Roger Brownsword: Law and the Public Interest
David Lyons: Normal Law, Nearly Just Societies, and Other Myths of Legal Theory
John Bell: Public Interest: Policy of Principle?
Alan Milne: The Public Interest, Political Controversy, and the Judges
Paul Kelly: Privacy and the Public Interest: A Communitarian View
David Bedingfield: Reply to Kelly: Privacy and the Public Interest
Ross Harrison: Welfare Rights
John Mesher: Welfare Rights: Response to Ross Harrison
Rodney Brazier: A Public Interest in Constitution-Making?
Dudley Knowles: Is Constitutional Reform a Priority?
Norman Lewis: Markets, Regulation and Citizenship: A Constitutional Analysis
Terence Daintith: Comment on Lewis: Markets, Regulation and Citizenship
| Series | Archiv für Rechts- und Sozialphilosophie – Beihefte |
|---|---|
| Volume | 55 |
| ISBN | 978-3-515-06261-9 |
| Media type | Book - Paperback |
| Edition number | 1. |
| Copyright year | 1993 |
| Publisher | Franz Steiner Verlag |
| Length | 146 pages |
| Size | 17.0 x 24.0 cm |
| Language | English |
