Hart, Fuller, and Everything After: The Politics of Legal Theory
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Hart, Fuller, and Everything After: The Politics of Legal Theory

by Allan C Hutchinson

Politics Law
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Hart, Fuller, and Everything After explores the political dimensions of legal theory through the work associated with H. L. A. Hart and Lon L. Fuller. Allan C. Hutchinson presents a concise title for readers interested in jurisprudence, legal philosophy, interpretation, and the relationship between law and politics.

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Hart, Fuller, and Everything After: The Politics of Legal Theory examines the relationship between legal theory and politics.

The title places H. L. A. Hart and Lon L. Fuller at the center of the book’s subject.

It offers a perspective on jurisprudence, legal interpretation, and the continuing significance of debates about the nature of law.

Written by Allan C. Hutchinson, the book is suited to readers interested in legal philosophy and the political dimensions of legal thought.

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