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“The Demarcation Problem in Jurisprudence: A New Case for Skepticism”–the (Almost) Final Version

There may be some mostly cosmetic changes before publication, but otherwise this is the essentially final version, which will appear in Oxford Journal of Legal Studies next year.  The core argument remains the same as in the earlier version from last year, though there have been some significant revisions to portions of the paper in light of useful comments from an OJLS referee and from participants in the McMaster "Nature of Law" conference.  This version can be quoted and cited.

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