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Alexy’s non-positivist theory represented an effort to address the rationality of law without resorting to metaphysical conceptions of law. Drawing…
Wish Professor Robert Alexy R.I.P.
The works of Professor Alexy will continue to inform and shape legal discourse for a long time. Rest In Peace.
It is so sad. His lectures were just like his major work (A Theory of Constitutional Rights) — simply different…
I would note that there are a lot of structural reasons why senior staff might produce less research than people…
There is a slippery inference from the premise that we have struggled to converge on important philosophical truths to the…
I can corroborate Jason’s remarks about the UW System’s implementation of post-tenure review. In part because I was a participant…
Over the course of the year, I posted the following articles on SSRN:
"Legal Positivism about the Artifact Law: A Retrospective Assessment"
"The Roles of Judges in Democracies: A Realistic View"
"Justifying Academic Freedom: Mill and Marcuse Revisited"
"Nietzsche and Aestheticism" (originally published in 1992, my first peer-refereed publication)
"Knowledge and Affect: Perspectivism Revisited"
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