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TABLE OF CONTENT
CHAPTER I
THEORIES OF LAW
INTRODUCTION
I. NATURAL LAW THEORIES
A. NATURAL LAW IN HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE
B. THE TRADITION OF NON–POSITIVISM
II. LEGAL POSITIVISM
A. INCLUSIVE LEGAL POSITIVISM
B. EXCLUSIVE LEGAL POSITIVISM
C. THE SEPARABILITY THESIS AND ITS CAPACITY TO REPRESENT LEGAL POSITIVISM
III. LEGAL REALISM
A. AMERICAN LEGAL REALISM
B. SCANDINAVIAN LEGAL REALISM
IV. MARXIST LEGAL THEORY, CRITICAL LEGAL STUDIES, AND THE HISTORICAL SCHOOL OF JURISPRUDENCE
A. MARXIST LEGAL THEORY
B. THE CRITICAL LEGAL STUDIES MOVEMENT
C. THE HISTORICAL SCHOOL OF JURISPRUDENCE
CHAPTER II
THEORY OF LEGAL NORMS
INTRODUCTION
I. THE TYPES AND THE DISTINCTION OF LEGAL AND NON–LEGAL NORMS
A. THE DUALISM OF IS AND OUGHT
B. THE TYPES OF NORMS
II. THE INDIVIDUATION OF LEGAL NORMS
III. VALIDITIY OF LEGAL NORMS
A. AXIOLOGICAL VALIDITY
B. SYSTEMIC VALIDITY
C. FACTUAL VALIDITY
D. THE CRITIQUE OF GENERIC CONCEPTIONS OF VALIDITY
E. TWO CANDIDATES FOR A SOLUTION: AXIO–SYSTEMIC AND AXIO–FACTUAL VALIDITY
IV. NORMATIVE COLLISIONS AND CONTRARINESS
V. APPLICABILITY OF LEGAL NORMS
A. DEFINITION AND TYPES OF APPLICABILITY
B. ON THE CONDITIONS OF APPLICABILITY
VI. BINDING FORCE OF LEGAL NORMS
A. ON A GENERAL OBLIGATION TO OBEY THE LAW
B. ON THE TWO MEANINGS OF BINDING FORCE
VII. INDICATORS AND NORMS: AN INTRODUCTION TO LEGAL INTERPRETATION
A. THE DEFINITION OF INTERPRETATION
B. THE IDENTITY OF INTERPRETERS
C. INTERPRETATION AND NORM: INTERPRETERS AS NORM–MAKERS?
D. METHODS AND PRINCIPLES OF INTERPRETATION
CHAPTER III
THEORY OF LEGAL SYSTEMS
INTRODUCTION
I. ON THE FUNCTIONS OF A LEGAL SYSTEM
II. THE UNITY OF THE LEGAL SYSTEM
III. HIERARCHY OF NORMS
A. DETERMINATION OF NORMATIVE HIERARCHY
B. NORMATIVE HIERARCHY VS. PRIMACY OF APPLICATION
IV. THE VALIDITY OF THE LEGAL SYSTEM
A. THE CONCEPT OF EFFICACY
B. THE CONDITION OF GENERAL EFFICACY
C. ON THE SUFFICIENCY OF THE CRITERION OF GENERAL EFFICACY
D. THE CRITERION OF INSTITUTIONALITY
V. PUBLIC AND PRIVATE LAW: THE DISTINCTION AND THE BRANCHES
A. ON THE CRITERIA OF THE DISTINCTION
B. ON THE ACCURACY OF THE DISTINCTION
VI. INTERNATIONAL LAW AND MUNICIPAL LAW
A. PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW
B. THE SOURCES OF INTERNATIONAL LAW
C. THE NATURE OF JUS COGENS NORMS
D. HIERARCHY BETWEEN THE SOURCES OF INTERNATIONAL LAW
E. MONISM AND DUALISM IN THE THEORY OF INTERNATIONAL LAW
F. "INCORPORATION" OF INTERNATIONAL LAW
VII. CIVIL LAW AND COMMON LAW: KEY DIFFERENCES
A. HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT OF COMMON LAW AND CIVIL LAW
B. COMPARISON OF CIVIL LAW AND COMMON LAW IN VARIOUS RESPECTS
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