The "fundamental principles" of the sociology of this subject title a book by Eugen Ehrlich.
The "fundamental principles" of the sociology of this subject title a book by Eugen Ehrlich. Henry Maine theorized that it progresses "from status to contract" in his 1861 book on the "ancient" form of it. One thinker, who conceptualized of this subject as "integrity," theorized that it provides "right answers," even in "hard cases," using the example of an infinitely wise being he called Hercules. The rule of recognition, propounded by (*) H.L.A. Hart in a book about the "concept" of this subject, underlies the "positivist" approach to it. This subject, whose "Empire" titles a book by Ronald Dworkin, is interpreted in an approach championed by Guido Calabresi and Richard Posner in which it is paired with "economics." For 10 points, name this this subject that comprises the rules instituted by governments.
The "fundamental principles" of the sociology of this subject title a book by Eugen Ehrlich.
law [accept word forms such as legal; accept Law's Empire or The Concept of Law or law and economics or Ancient Law; do not accept or prompt on synonyms such as "rules"]