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  Año 2010, Número 119. Dedicado a: On the nature of legal principles

  • Two or Three?

    Robert Alexy

    págs. 9-18

    

  • The Structure of Formal Principles: Robert Alexy's "Law of Combination"

    Martin Borowski

    págs. 19-35

    

  • Are Rules Exclusionary Reasons in Legal Reasoning?

    Peng-Hsiang Wang

    págs. 37-48

    

  • The Theory of Principles: A Framework for Autonomous Reasoning

    Jan-R. Sieckmann

    págs. 37-61

    

  • Principles, Precedents and their Interplay in Legal Argumentation: How to Justify Analogies between Cases

    Thomas da Rosa de Bustamante

    págs. 63-77

    

  • Rules, Principles, and Defeasibility

    Carsten Bäcker

    págs. 79-91

    

  • Human Dignity as an "Absolute Principle"?

    Nils Teifke

    págs. 93-103

    

  • Tragic Choice as a Legal Concept

    Iris van Domselaar

    págs. 105-116

    

  • The Arbitrator Conception of Authority, Law as Integrity and Normative Positivism

    Tamás Györfi

    págs. 117-126

    

  • Rules, Principles, and the Problem of the Limits of Legal Reasoning

    Mátyás Bódig

    págs. 127-144

    

  • Re-Defining Principles as "Important Rules": A Critique of Robert Alexy

    András Jakab

    págs. 145-159

    

  • The Principles of Law, the Test of Coherence and Political Morality

    Milena Korycka

    págs. 161-168

    

  • A Description of the Content of Law Using General and Particular Legal Principles

    Jan Wintr

    págs. 169-179