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Principles of international law (Fletcher School studies in international affairs)

1 review
Hans Kelsen

Rinehart, 1952

A excellent work about international law
International law has a great lack of philosophical like-works about his institutions, and Kelsen book offers such a view. Not that the reader will find something astonish new, if he already readed his General Theory of Stats and Law, some parts will look a deja vu. If u can spend the money for buy this work, i would recommend it, since it is every day more difficult to get great autors in ...

Law and peace in international relations: The Oliver Wendell Holmes lectures, 1940-41 (Oliver Wendell Holmes ...

1 review
Hans Kelsen

Harvard University Press, 1948

A New World Order
A Kantian approach to law seems anachronistic in this cyberspace age. Internet legal theory, or the lack thereof, underscores critical stress points as the law is stretched to accomodate new mediums. Just as the moon race demonstrated that some of our absolute laws of physics tend to break down beyond the Earth's atmosphere, whole new bodies of law need to be created to regulate cyberspace. ...

Introduction to the Problems of Legal Theory: A Translation of the First Edition of the Reine Rechtslehre or ...

3 reviews
Hans Kelsen

Oxford University Press, USA, 1992

The Best and Briefest Introduction to Kelsen
Hans Kelsen in the most important legal theorist of the 20th century. This short book is the best introduction to his third way between empiricist and natural law approaches in the philosophy of law. The density of Kelsen's prose is alleviated in part by Paulson's excellent introduction. An important book.

Pure Theory of Law

4 reviews
Hans Kelsen

Lawbook Exchange, 2002

The most important book on philosophy of law ever published
This is undoubtely the most important book on philosophy of law ever written. It's the book that broke paradigms (in the Thomas Kuhn sense of expression)and brought scientific dignity to the study of law. You can divide the science of law between "before and after" the Pure Theory. Even other really important books, like "the Concept of Law", by Hart, or "On Law and Justice", by Alf Ross, would ...

General theory of law and state (20th century legal philosophy series)

2 reviews
Hans Kelsen

Harvard University Press, 1949

The Corner Stone of Law and State Philosophy
This book rediscovers the most important elements of Law, provinding Neo-Kantian theory aplied to Law and State. Altough, it is one of the most important law books written in the 20th Century, one must prior have read "The Pure Theory of law" in order to come about to a thorough understanding of this manificent pice of art. It has been heavilly criticized by those who follow "The Naturist ...

Collective security under international law (International law studies)
Hans Kelsen

U.S. G.P.O, 1957

Kelsen, Hans. Collective Security under International Law. Washington, D.C.: United States Government Printing Office, 1957. Reprinted 2001 by The Lawbook Exchange, Ltd. LCCN 00-053507. ISBN 1-58477-144-5. Cloth. $70. The noted jurist Hans Kelsen [1881-1973] advances his theory that collective security is "...an essential function of law, national as well as international, and that, therefore, there exists an intrinsic connection between ...