Titlebook: Republican Legal Theory; The History, Constit M. N. S. Sellers Book 2003 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 200

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The Origins of Republican Legal Theory, material possessions, to protect public liberty (.) and avoid Rome’s eventual descent into popular tyranny and military despotism. Republican liberty signifies subjection to the law and to magistrates, acting for the common good, and never to the private will or domination “.” of any private master..

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Republican Legal Systems,ersons associated together to create a common sense of justice and shared public good.. This remains the basis of republican legal theory today. Republican legal systems are whichever systems of law and justice serve the common good of the people the best.

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Republican Authority,ng lawyers who have adopted British terminology. Achieving justice through law will require a more precise vocabulary. Republican legal theory offers valuable corrections to the positivist misconceptions of Thomas Hobbes’ latter-day (and often unwitting) disciples.

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Group Rights and Democracy,n world enjoyed Roman “citizenship” under an arbitrary central government in Rome. The common good gave way to the emperor’s whim, leading many to conclude that size had ruined liberty in Rome, and that only small republics can survive..

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Conclusion,s to support their wider claims to obedience, even when they do not act as republics. A review of the origins, fundamental principles, governmental structures, history and failings of republican legal systems reveals the importance and broad and lasting influence of republican legal theory in all substantive areas of law.

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Book 2003urope and North America. In this book - the most comprehensive study of republican legal ideas to date - Professor Sellers traces the development of republican legal theory. Explaining the importance of popular sovereignty, the rule of law, the separation of powers and other essential republican leg

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ennia in Europe and North America. In this book - the most comprehensive study of republican legal ideas to date - Professor Sellers traces the development of republican legal theory. Explaining the importance of popular sovereignty, the rule of law, the separation of powers and other essential repu

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The Actual Validity of Law,rticular legal system asserts that they ought to be obeyed. And some laws are valid (“morally valid”) in the sense that although the legal system in question has not yet made them legally valid, one could morally justify doing so..