Facts and norms in law : interdisciplinary reflections on legal method

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Facts and norms in law : interdisciplinary reflections on legal method

edited by Sanne Taekema, Bart van Klink, Wouter de Been

Edward Elgar, c2016

  • : cased

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Includes bibliographic references and index

収録内容

  • Introduction : facts, norms and interdisciplinary research / Wouter de Been, Sanne Taekema and Bart van Klink
  • Facts, values and norms / Jaap Hage
  • Imitation of life : resonances between law and fact and fact and law / Geoffrey Samuel
  • The epistemic dependence of judicial decision-makers / Rachel Herdy
  • Facts and norms in the behavioural assumptions of law / Peter Cserne
  • Legal doctrine is a non-normative discipline : an argument from abstract object theory / Anne Ruth Mackor
  • Systems theory, critique and law : to kill some darlings? / Lyana Francot
  • A law and economics perspective on normative analysis / Alessio M. Pacces
  • Exploring the boundaries of law: on the Is-ought distinction in Jellinek and Kelsen / Bart van Klink and Oliver W. Lembcke
  • The natural and the normative : the distinction, not the dichotomy, between facts and values in a broader context / Maksymiliam Del Mar
  • How should lawyers use sociological ideas? Juristic practice and social science / Roger Cotterrell
  • The need for audacious, fully armed scholars : concluding reflections / Wibren van der Burg

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内容説明

What role does empirical data play in law? How can we draw normative conclusions from empirical legal research? New insights in philosophy, the social sciences and the humanities have forced the relationship between facts and norms on to the agenda. This book presents an innovative set of perspectives on the relationship between descriptive and normative elements in legal inquiry and practice. The contributors provide critical insights from a range of different disciplinary traditions and theoretical positions. They discuss topics such as the epistemic dependence of judicial decision-makers, legal doctrine as a non-normative discipline, systems-theory critique and law, and exploring the boundaries of law. This book will benefit legal academics and graduate students looking to explore issues of methodology. It will also be of great interest to researchers in law and related topics interested in discussions of multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary research. Contributors include: R. Cotterrell, P. Cserne, W. de Been, M. Del Mar, L. Francot, J. Hage, R. Herdy, O.W. Lembcke, A.R. Mackor, A.M. Pacces, G. Samuel, S. Taekema, B. van Klin, W. van der Burg

目次

Contents: Foreword PART I 1. Introduction Wouter de Been, Sanne Taekema and Bart van Klink 2. Facts, Values and Norms Jaap Hage PART II 3. Imitation of Life: Resonances Between Law and Fact and Fact and Law Geoffrey Samuel 4. The Epistemic Dependence of Judicial Decision-Makers Rachel Herdy 5. Facts and Norms in the Behavioural Assumptions of Law Peter Cserne PART III 6. Legal Doctrine is a Non-normative Discipline: An Argument from Abstract Object Theory Anne Ruth Mackor 7. Systems Theory, Critique and Law: To Kill Some Darlings? Lyana Francot 8. A Law and Economics Perspective on Normative Analysis Alessio M. Pacces PART IV 9. Exploring the Boundaries of Law: On the Is-Ought Distinction in Jellinek and Kelsen Bart van Klink and Oliver W. Lembcke 10. The Natural and the Normative: The Distinction, not the Dichotomy, between Facts and Values in a Broader Context Maksymilian Del Mar 11. How Should Lawyers Use Sociological Ideas? Juristic Practice and Social Science Roger Cotterrell PART V 12. The Need for Audacious Fully Armed Scholars: Concluding Reflections Wibren van der Burg Index

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