The Philosophy of Law Reconsidered (Article)
Author: William L McBride
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Description: The Philosophy of Law Reconsidered (Article) by William L McBride offers a concise overview of Western legal philosophy, highlighting Hegel's influence and critiquing the US-centric focus in many textbooks. It advocates for a broader, more global perspective, urging attention to international law and non-Western legal systems.
Pages: 7
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