doi:10.4314/MLR.V3I1E. G. NalbandianSt Mary's University, Center for Law in Sustainable Development, Addis AbabaMizan Law Review
as a theory of law, it may be summarized by saying that law may have any content. The law is what is laid down and that is an end to it. It is directly contrary to natural law theories, which tend to have some touchstone that a man-made law has to meet for its validity. Positiv...
8.At present, the education established on the basis of positivist theory suffers a serious dilemma, which is substantially the crisis of positivist theory of knowledge. 建立在实证主义知识论基础上的现代社会教育正面临根本困境,教育的危机本质上是实证主义知识观的危机。
criticized the legal positivist proposition that "all law, in its The third pillar of jurisprudence: social legal theory Yet from an ignorant, modern, legal positivist perspective, all you can see is a chaotic jungle. Abant Platform on Africa More results ► Dictionary browser ? ▲ legal blin...
2.(Law) Also called:legal positivismthe jurisprudential doctrine that the legitimacy of a law depends on its being enacted in proper form, rather than on its content. Comparenatural law3 3.the quality of being definite, certain, etc
Especially in the latter half of the 19th century, positivism had a considerable influence on the natural sciences and on the social sciences, including sociology, law, political economy, historiography, and literary theory and criticism. At the end of the 19th century, positivism went through a ...
18.Quantitative Analysis of the Effect of Shareholder Activism on the Corporate Governance of the Listed Company in China股东积极主义对中国上市公司治理及绩效影响的实证分析 相关短句/例句 Analytical jurisprudence分析实证主义法学 1.Research on Theories of Law s Validity of Analytical Jurisprudence;分析实证主...
Mooney, Jayne. 2000. Positivism: Scientific explanations of violence. InGender, violence and the social order. By Jayne Mooney, 35–65. London: Palgrave Macmillan. DOI:10.1057/9780230597396_3 This book chapter provides a detailed description of positivism as a theory that attempted to explain viole...
"There were no social ""facts,"" as the positivists believed, which were the substratum of a social theory." Literature As a consequence of such positivistic and utilitarian views of the law, private interests or wishes were transformed into legislation that conflicted with social responsibility...
Law PhilosophyThis article has no associated abstract. ( fix it )Robert N. MolesPhilosophy in ReviewRobert N.Moles.Definition and Rule in Legal Theory:A Reassessment of H.L.A.Hart and the Positivist Tradition. . 1987Robert N Moles.Definition and Rule In Legal Theory : A Reassessment of ...