Principles of Social Order : Selected Essays of Lon L. Fuller

By:

Fuller, Lon L

Publication details: Hart Publishing Portland, 2001Description: x, 353 pISBN:

9781841132341

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DDC classification:

340.115 FUL.P

Summary: Contents I. Eunomics: The Theory of Good Order and Workable Social Arrangements Means and Ends II. The Principles and Forms of Social Order Two Principles of Human Association The Forms and Limits of Adjudication Mediation - Its Forms and Functions The Implicit Laws of Lawmaking The Role of Contract in the Ordering Processes of Society Generally Irrigation and Tyranny Human Interaction and the Law III. Legal Philosophy, Legal Education, and the Practice of Law The Needs of American Legal Philosophy The Lawyer as an Architect of Social Structures On Legal Education Philosophy for the Practicing Lawyer The Case Against Freedom App. Letter from Lon L. Fuller to Thomas Reed Powell Bibliography of the Published Writings of Lon L. Fuller.

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Contents
I. Eunomics: The Theory of Good Order and Workable Social Arrangements
Means and Ends
II. The Principles and Forms of Social Order
Two Principles of Human Association
The Forms and Limits of Adjudication
Mediation - Its Forms and Functions
The Implicit Laws of Lawmaking
The Role of Contract in the Ordering Processes of Society Generally
Irrigation and Tyranny
Human Interaction and the Law
III. Legal Philosophy, Legal Education, and the Practice of Law
The Needs of American Legal Philosophy
The Lawyer as an Architect of Social Structures
On Legal Education
Philosophy for the Practicing Lawyer
The Case Against Freedom
App. Letter from Lon L. Fuller to Thomas Reed Powell
Bibliography of the Published Writings of Lon L. Fuller.

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