Volume Six: Contemporary Legal Theory

Trinity Term 2010

Guest Edited by Dr.Jur. Eric Engle

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Introduction
Mr Aron Ping D’Souza
Editor
The Journal Jurisprudence

Editorial
Dr.Jur. Eric Engle
Harvard University

Names and Designations in Law: Towards a Nominalist
Approach to Constitutional Jurisprudence
Mr Thomas Kupka
University of Bremen

Earth Jurisprudence and the Ecological Case for Degrowth
Mr Samuel Alexander
The University of Melbourne

The True Cost of Economic Rights Jurisprudence
Mr Max McCann
New York City Law Department

Truth is Truth to the End of Reckoning: But How to Reckon Where Truth be Found? Methodological Obstacles Facing the Legal Theorist in Attempting to Explicate the Nature of Law
Ms. Donna M. Lyons
New York University

Co-Existence of Positive Law and Normative Order
Professor Bidzina Savaneli
University of Tbilisi

Postscript
Dr.Jur. Eric Engle
Harvard University

Volume Five: Religion and Jurisprudence

Hilary Term 2010

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Editorial
Mr Aron Ping D’Souza
Editor
The Journal Jurisprudence

The (Contingent) Value of Autonomy and the Reflexivity of (Some) Basic Goods
Associate Professor Adam J. MacLeod
Faulkner University

A Study of Individual Freedom and Religious
Liberalism in Islamic Jurisprudence
Associate Professor Nehaluddin Ahmad
Sultan Sharif Ali Islamic University

Diversity, Global Unity, and The Holy Trinity: Making Sense of World Events Through An Integrative Jurisprudence
Mr Pablo S. Hurtado
Ruhl Law Group

Assistant Professor Kevin Govern
Ave Maria University

Volume Four: The Jurisprudence of Torts

Michaelmas Term 2009

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Editorial
Mr Aron Ping D’Souza
Editor
The Journal Jurisprudence

The Cultural Offense: How and
Why Plaintiffs Bring Cultural Claims To Court
Ms. Brooke Glass-O'Shea
University of Southern California

The Influence of Franz Kafka on American Jurisprudence
Mr Jonathan Blackmore
Shepard Broad Law Centre
Nova Southeastern University

Teaching the Law of Wrongs without Searching for What is Right
Associate Professor Robert L. McFarland
Faulkner University

Law and Decision Making:
Incorporating Internal Harm into Rational Choice Theory
Joshua Masters
New York University

Volume Three: The Structure of Law

Easter Term 2009

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Editorial
Mr Aron Ping D’Souza
Editor
The Journal Jurisprudence

A Platonic Critique of Codification
Assistant Professor Kyle A. Scott
University of North Florida

A Ratchet That Can Get Stuck: On the Relationship Between the American Federal and States Constitutions
Dr Ofer Raban
University of Oregon School of Law

Where Do Constitutional Modalities Come From? Complexity Theory and the Emergence of Intradoctrinalism
Mr Jesse Ram Merriam
Johns Hopkins University

Sovereignty: Its Concomitant Ingredients, Its Pragmatic Constraints and Islamic Jurisprudence: A Critical Appraisal
Dr Nehaluddin Ahmad
Multimedia University of Malaysia

Ancient Constitutionalism: Sir Edward Coke Contribution to the Anglo-American Legal Tradition
Mr Jason S. Crye
Roger Williams University

Volume Two: Jurisprudence and Economics

Hilary Term 2009

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Editorial
Mr Aron Ping D’Souza
Editor
The Journal Jurisprudence

Archaic Criminal Codes and Penitential Indulgences
Mr Benjamin Taibleson
Yale University

Law and Economics: Theoretical Puffery, Exaggerated Claims and Counterfactual Models
Dr. Jur. Eric Engle
Harvard University

The Jurisprudential Niche Occupied by Law and Economics
Professor Nicholas Mercuro
Michigan State University

A Framework for Measuring the Costs of Paths to Justice
Dr Martin Gramatikov
Tilburg University 

Volume One: What is Law?

Michaelmas 2008

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Editorial: What is Law?

Mr Aron Ping D’Souza

The Law as Bard: Extolling a Culture’s Virtues, Exposing Its Vices, and Telling Its Story

Associate Professor Adam J. MacLeod

Law as Lex v Ius

Dr.Jur. Eric Engle

The Hartian Tradition in International Law

Dr Jason A. Beckett