Legal Theory
Resumen del Libro
Legal Positivism and Conceptual Analysis Positivismo jurÃdico y análisis conceptual The recent discussion about legal positivism is whether or not a iuspositivist conception can explain two characteristics of contemporary legal systems that seems indisputable: that the existence of law is practice-dependent and that moral reasoning forms part of the processes of identification and application of contemporary legal systems. Those characteristics can be referred to as thesis of the social sources of law and the thesis of incorporationism. The first part of this book centers on the question on the debate between exclusive and inclusive legal positivism and the moral argumentation of constitutional law. The second part deals with methodology from the scope and limits of conceptual analysis to the valuable recovery of ideas such as those of Cassirer and von Ihering. Contents I. En torno del positivismo jurÃdico: K. E. Himma: Missing a piece: legal positivism and the problem of legal obligation Luis M. Cruz: Neoconstitucionalismo y positivismo jurÃdico A. GarcÃa Figueroa: The pseudo-problem of legal theory and the rise of neo-constitutionalism R. Escudero Alday: Arguments against inclusive legal positivism J.B. Etcheverry: What has been the outcome of the ILP/ELP debate? Pedro Rivas: El sentido de la teorÃa jurÃdica del Inclusive Legal Positivism M¾. L. Suárez Llanos: Positivismo crÃtico comprehensivo (no incluyente, no exclusivo pero excluyente) A. Del Real Alcalá: ¿Certeza del Derecho vs. Indeterminación JurÃdica? El debate entre positivistas y antipositivistas L. Huppes: Toward a theory of new natural law as a basis for future legal positivism M. Hocevar: Deber jurÃdico y deber moral en el pensamiento de John Finnis C. Pereira Sáez: La perspectiva del estudio del derecho en el pensamiento de Finnis: el punto de vista interno desde y frente a Hart F. F. Morales Luna: Cambios en el Derecho, cambios en su enseñanza II….
