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On the Conception of Sovereignty - JStor

in theory and practice, is to insist that the sovereign in every state is, in Austin's striking phrase, "legally des- potic " I shall consider afterward whether in any sense

The Legacy of John Austins Jurisprudence

theories of sovereignty in Austin, namely sovereignty for a single person and for a “determinate body ” Detailed assessments of the key concept of sovereignty

[PDF] Legal Positivism of John Austin and the Realist Movement - CORE

those of the legal realists Austin was the most influential figure in English jurisprudence the unity presupposed by Austin's theory of sovereignty A factor that

[PDF] Austins Intentions: A Critical Reconstruction of His Concept - CORE

notions of science and have had profound impact on legal theory - See "The Uses of Jurisprudence" appended to JOHN AUSTIN, THE PROVINCE OF The command from a sovereign to "close the door" would not be a law since it

[PDF] The Concept of International Law in the Jurisprudence of HLA Hart

1 fév 2011 · rejects both, Austin's theory of rules as well as his theory of sovereignty According to Hart not all legal rules can be understood as coercive

[PDF] 1 INSANITY AND SOVEREIGNTY: THE AUSTINIAN THEORY OF

was to explore the connections between Austin's 'command' theory of law and the theory the phrase) general jurisprudence, or the philosophy of positive law,

[PDF] HARTS CRITIQUE OF AUSTINS THEORY

AUSTIN'S THEORY Literature: AUSTIN ○ imperative theory of law (J Austin, 1790- 1859) 1) law consists of political sovereign and purports to function as

INTRODUCTION - SSRN Papers

According to Austin "The matter of jurisprudence is positive law, law sim-ply and strictly so political society is necessary for application of Austin's theory (a) Austin remark that sovereign has to receive “the habitual obedience from the

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