The nature of law : readings in legal philosophy - Golding, Martin P. (Martin Philip) 1930- (New York : Random House, 1966)
Law as an ordinance of reason / Thomas Aquinas -- Is there a juridical natural law / Jean Dabin -- Three conceptions of natural law / A.P. D'Entreves -- Sociology and natural law / Philip Selznick -- A critique of the philosophy of natural law / Alf Ross -- Law as the sovereign's command / John Austin -- The limits of the analytical system / Henry Sumner Maine -- Obligation and coercion / H.L.A. Hart -- The Pure theory of law / Hans Kelsen -- Directives and the'Validity' of law / Alf Ross -- Law as the union of primary and secondary rules / H.L.A. Hart -- Reason and fiat / Lon L. Fuller -- The law as predictions of what courts will do / O.W. Holmes, Jr. -- The judge as law-giver / John Chipman Gray -- Law and the inner order of social associations / Eugen Ehrlich -- Are there legal rules? / Joseph W. Bingham -- Law and the'behavior analysis' / K.N. Llewellyn -- Nominalism and the reality of rules / M.R. Cohen -- Some rationlism about realism / Hermann Kantorowicz -- Legal realism and natural law / Harry W. Jones.
Includes bibliographical references : pages 275-276.
Keywords: Law -- Philosophy