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: Legal Theory BlogAl Nasir on Neopositivism
By Lawrence Solum
Samer Al Nasir (Carlos III University of Madrid) has posted Toward a New Dogma of the Legal Neopositivism (HESPERIA, CULTURAS DEL MEDITERRANEO, José Luis Pardo Foundation) on SSRN. Here is the abstract:
The paper it's a statement toward a new model of legal positivism, separated from the concrete-kelsenian positivism, and approached from the hartian spectation, to mixed positivism with analytic vision toward a psychotecnic dimension of law into a dual social expectation: individual and collective. And to demonstrate a new model of legal validity within multiples factures, to demonstrate the consequences of having generic point of view upon the multiple social criteria, today.
Moreover, it's a try to report certain academic interest to the economic analysis of law, how could have immediate repercussion in the legal reasoning toward the interpretation of law.
Full post as published by Legal Theory Blog on April 22, 2008 (boomark / email).










