Titlebook: Law as Institution; Massimo La Torre Book 2010 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2010 Hans Kelsen.Kelsen.Moral.concepts of law.legal po

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Law as Institutionhen supplemented through the neo-institutionalism more recently defended by Neil MacCormick and Ota Weinberger. Neo-institutionalism is then said to be the most promising approach to cope with the ontology of law, though some reform in the standard theory is proposed to render more plausible and les

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Law and Powern. Attention is now devoted to sociology of law and sociological doctrines. Kelsen’s solution thus appears more promising, once however power is no longer related to facticity or coercion or sanction, but rather to institutional facts and institutions.

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Value Judgements and Justificationthical doctrines are reviewed and criticized by focusing then to the issue of universalizability. At the end of the chapter a definition of the moral point of view is advanced. In this chapter – which is of special importance to the argument of the book – moral doctrines are assessed at the meta-the