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Beyond discrimination [Full text]A reply to AñónPublished in Revus, 49 | 2023
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Are there any elements of juridicity beyond positive law in Robert Alexy’s non-positivism? [Full text]Published in Revus, 49 | 2023
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Internal legal positivism refined [Full text]A reply to the criticsPublished in Revus, 48 | 2022
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Durkheimian utilitarianism and legal moralism [Full text]Published in Revus, 49 | 2023
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Published in Revus, 48 | 2022
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The secret life of concepts [Full text](Or on the art of winnowing concepts)Published in Revus, 46 | 2022
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The concept of law as a functional concept [Full text]Published in Revus, 48 | 2022
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Default reasoning and the law: A dialogue [Full text]Published in Revus, 47 | 2022
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Constitutive rules of precedent [Full text]A non-prescriptivist account of stare decisisPublished in Revus, 46 | 2022
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An intuitive approach to judicial expertise [Full text]Published in Revus, 48 | 2022
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Some remarks on Rodriguez-Blanco’s “What makes a Transnational Rule of Law?”Published in Revus, 47 | 2022
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The conventionality control and the Fontevecchia case: Is the margin of appreciation the panacea? [Full text]Published in Revus, 46 | 2022
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Published in Revus, 48 | 2022
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Interpretative conventions and legal positivism [Full text]Published in Revus, 48 | 2022
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Redondo on the normativity of law [Full text]Published in Revus, 48 | 2022
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Some critical remarksPublished in Revus, 48 | 2022
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Images and objections of natural law in contemporary analytical jurisprudencePublished in Revus, 48 | 2022
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Published in Revus, 47 | 2022
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Sovereign schliberties [Full text]Where Pettit's international protection of individual freedom falls shortPublished in Revus, 46 | 2022
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A systemic approachPublished in Revus, 47 | 2022
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On kno-rights and no-rights [Full text]Published in Revus, 46 | 2022
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Coercion, function, and the “why” of law [Full text]Comments on Kenneth Einar Himma’s Coercion and the Nature of LawPublished in Revus, 45 | 2021
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A Dworkinian rumination on HimmaPublished in Revus, 45 | 2021
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Conceptual analysis and the Coercion Thesis [Full text]Published in Revus, 45 | 2021
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The first and the last word [Full text]Critical remarks on Himma’s philosophical enterprisePublished in Revus, 45 | 2021
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Which coercion, which method, which normativity? [Full text]Observations on Kenneth E. Himma’s Coercion and the Nature of LawPublished in Revus, 45 | 2021
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Some methodological qualmsPublished in Revus, 45 | 2021
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Published in Revus, 44 | 2021
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Episode I: The normative powers of public authoritiesPublished in Revus, 43 | 2021
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The search for El Dorado [Full text]The rationalist conception of evidence and the formulation of precise and objective standards of proofPublished in Revus, 43 | 2021
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Why cannot anything be a legal person? [Full text]A critique of Kurki’s Theory of Legal PersonhoodPublished in Revus, 44 | 2021
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On The Nature of International Law: Rejoinder [Full text]Published in Revus, 43 | 2021
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Features of international law: A critical account of the prototype theory of international law [Full text]Published in Revus, 43 | 2021
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Philosophising on international law: Jovanović’s conception of normativity and rationality [Full text]Published in Revus, 43 | 2021
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Tort liability without taking responsibility [Full text]A challenge to David Enoch’s idea of taking tort liabilityPublished in Revus, 41 | 2020
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Rawls's juridical constructivism revisited [Full text]Priority of law and rights over ideas of the goodPublished in Revus, 43 | 2021
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Shaving Ockham [Full text]A Review of Visa A.J. Kurki’s ‘A Theory of Legal Personhood’Published in Revus, 44 | 2021
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Visa AJ Kurki’s “A Theory of Legal Personhood”Published in Revus, 44 | 2021
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Published in Revus, 44 | 2021
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Animals, slaves, and beyond [Full text]The role of values in the extensional beliefs and discrepancy argument in Visa Kurki’s A Theory of Legal PersonhoodPublished in Revus, 44 | 2021
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The representative continuumPublished in Revus, 41 | 2020
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Justice-aptness and international law [Full text]Published in Revus, 43 | 2021
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Constituent power in a “community of equals” [Full text]Published in Revus, 41 | 2020
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Libertas: On the unity of the concept of freedom [Full text]Published in Revus, 42 | 2020
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On ‘legal continuity’ in the post-sovereign model of constitution-making: three problems [Full text]Published in Revus, 41 | 2020
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Post-sovereign constitutional change [Full text]Critiquing and re-imagining the Brexit processPublished in Revus, 41 | 2020
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Constituent power(s) in a dualistic democracy [Full text]Published in Revus, 41 | 2020
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Some reflections on the Inter-American system of human rightsPublished in Revus, 40 | 2020
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Institutional concepts [Full text]A critical view on the reductionist and interpretative approachesPublished in Revus, 40 | 2020
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On the difference between legislative intent and speaker’s intentionPublished in Revus, 40 | 2020
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A reply to Bello Hutt, Harel and KlattPublished in Revus, 42 | 2020
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Justice luck in negligence law [Full text]Published in Revus, 37 | 2019
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Cost-benefit analysis outside of welfarism [Full text]Published in Revus, 37 | 2019
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Do societies prioritize harm prevention? [Full text]Published in Revus, 37 | 2019
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Between absolutism and efficiency [Full text]Reply to Professors Geistfeld, Grady, and PrielPublished in Revus, 39 | 2019
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Published in Revus, 39 | 2019
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Property: A conceptual analysis [Full text]Published in Revus, 38 | 2019
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Published in Revus, 31 | 2017
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Criminal law and legal dogmatics [Full text]Published in Revus, 31 | 2017
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On the nature of legal normativity [Full text]Response to commentatorsPublished in Revus, 37 | 2019
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Judicial review and institutional balance [Full text]Comments on Dimitrios KyritsisPublished in Revus, 38 | 2019
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Political representation as a regulative ideal [Full text]A comment on the democratic objection to constitutional reviewPublished in Revus, 38 | 2019
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Two conceptions of norms [Full text]Published in Revus, 35 | 2018
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Why legislatures owe deference to the courts [Full text]A commentary on Dimitrios Kyritsis’ Where our protection lies: separation of powers and constitutional reviewPublished in Revus, 38 | 2019
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Understanding normativity [Full text]The impact of culturally-loaded explanatory ambitionsPublished in Revus, 37 | 2019
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Reasonable stability vs. radical indeterminacy [Full text]A disanalogy between domestic rule of law and humanity-based international lawPublished in Revus, 30 | 2016
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Pre-conventions [Full text]A fragment of the BackgroundPublished in Revus, 30 | 2016
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Rules and norms [Full text]Two kinds of normative behaviourPublished in Revus, 30 | 2016
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A new type of convention? [Full text]Some remarks on Bruno Celano’s Pre-conventionsPublished in Revus, 30 | 2016
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Embodied conventions [Full text]Some comments on their social dimension and intentionalityPublished in Revus, 30 | 2016
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Published in Revus, 37 | 2019
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Legal normativity as a moral property [Full text]Published in Revus, 37 | 2019
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Comments on Brian Bix’s ‘Hart, Kelsen and legal normativity’Published in Revus, 37 | 2019
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Bix on the normativity of law [Full text]Published in Revus, 37 | 2019
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Legal interpretation without truth [Full text]Published in Revus, 29 | 2016
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The possibility of naturalistic jurisprudence [Full text]Legal positivism and natural law theory revisitedPublished in Revus, 32 | 2017
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The compatibilist fallacy [Full text]Published in Revus, 32 | 2017
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Naturalism and the legal image of man [Full text]Published in Revus, 32 | 2017
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The tigerish nature of legal normativity [Full text]Published in Revus, 37 | 2019
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A legal orderʼs supreme legislative authorities [Full text]Published in Revus, 29 | 2016
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A challenge to Bix's interpretation of Kelsen and Hart's views on the normativity of law [Full text]Published in Revus, 37 | 2019
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Deontic sentences, possible worlds and norms [Full text]Published in Revus, 34 | 2018
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A dilemma regarding the nature of norms [Full text]Published in Revus, 34 | 2018
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Legal disagreements [Full text]A pluralist reply to Dworkin’s challengePublished in Revus, 28 | 2016
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Three ideas on Hohfeld examinedPublished in Revus, 35 | 2018
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The structure of criminal attempts [Full text]An analytic approachPublished in Revus, 34 | 2018
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Let’s talk about antinomies [Full text]Normative systems reloadedPublished in Revus, 36 | 2018
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Published in Revus, 27 | 2015
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A never-ending controversy in Polish legal theory?Published in Revus, 27 | 2015
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Kelsen, Hart, and legal normativity [Full text]Published in Revus, 34 | 2018
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Legal philosophy as practical philosophy [Full text]Published in Revus, 34 | 2018
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Expressing Norms [Full text]On Norm-Formulations and Other Entities in Legal TheoryPublished in Revus, 25 | 2015
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For a truly realistic theory of law [Full text]Published in Revus, 29 | 2016
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A critical analysisPublished in Revus, 28 | 2016
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President of the Republic [Full text]Croatian constitution’s mimicry of the French constitutional modelPublished in Revus, 28 | 2016
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Expectations and attribution of responsibility [Full text]Published in Revus, 26 | 2015
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A Realistic View on Law and Legal Cognition [Full text]Published in Revus, 27 | 2015
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Conceptual Jurisprudence [Full text]An Introduction to Conceptual Analysis and Methodology in Legal TheoryPublished in Revus, 26 | 2015
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Analogy and Balancing [Full text]A Reply to David DuartePublished in Revus, 25 | 2015
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Published in Revus, 25 | 2015
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Law as Fact [Full text]Published in Revus, 24 | 2014
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The Logic of Showing Possibility Claims [Full text]A Positive Argument for Inclusive Legal Positivism and Moral Grounds of LawPublished in Revus, 23 | 2014
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Kelsen on Natural Law Theory [Full text]An Enduring Critical AffairPublished in Revus, 23 | 2014
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In Defence of the Expressive Conception of Norms [Full text]Published in Revus, 22 | 2014
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Naturalizing Alf Ross’s Legal Realism [Full text]A Philosophical ReconstructionPublished in Revus, 24 | 2014
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Constitutional Rights and Proportionality [Full text]Published in Revus, 22 | 2014
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Published in Revus, 21 | 2013
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The Case of the Croatian Capital ZagrebPublished in Revus, 20 | 2013
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Constitutional Law and the Jurisprudence of the European Court of Human Rights: An Attempt at a Synthesis [Full text]Published in Revus, 1 | 2003
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A Case AnalysisPublished in Revus, 19 | 2013
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Five Models of Legal Science [Full text]Published in Revus, 19 | 2013
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Published in Revus, 13 | 2010
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Founding Principles of EU Law [Full text]A Theoretical and Doctrinal SketchPublished in Revus, 12 | 2010
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Human Rights in the Republic of Macedonia [Full text]Seen Through the Lens of the Constitution and the Practice of DemocracyPublished in Revus, 11 | 2009
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One Health Only [Full text]Published in Revus, 10 | 2009
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The Contemporary Debate on Citizenship [Full text]Some Remarks on the Erased of SloveniaPublished in Revus, 9 | 2009
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Published in Revus, 12 | 2010
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Celano on normative facts [Full text]Published in Revus, 33 | 2017
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What laws are experienced as [Full text]A comment on Celano’s pre-conventionsPublished in Revus, 33 | 2017
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Do jurists need pre-conventions? [Full text]Published in Revus, 33 | 2017
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Chronicle
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Causes of Different Outcomes in Slovenia and CroatiaPublished in Revus, 26 | 2015
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January 2010 – December 2010Published in Revus, 16 | 2011
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Chronicle for the Year 2008Published in Revus, 9 | 2009
Book review
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Review of Navarro & Rodríguez, Deontic Logic and Legal Systems (CUP 2014)Published in Revus, 29 | 2016
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Some Brief Comments About Bartosz Brożek’s Rule-Following (Cracow: Copernicus Press, 2013)Published in Revus, 20 | 2013
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Law and Defeasibility [Full text]A few comments on The Logic of Legal Requirements (Oxford 2012)Published in Revus, 23 | 2014
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Book ReviewPublished in Revus, 18 | 2012
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Substance and Procedure in the Criminal Law [Full text]Published in Revus, 9 | 2009
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Substance and form in criminal law [Full text]A Reply to a Book Review by Luís Duarte d’AlmeidaPublished in Revus, 11 | 2009
Editorial
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On tû-tû [Full text]Published in Revus, 27 | 2015
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A Short Note on Digestive Realism [Full text]Published in Revus, 25 | 2015
Critical note
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Theory of Legal Interpretation and Contextualism [Full text]Replies to Kristan, Poggi and VignoloPublished in Revus, 18 | 2012
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Contextualism, But Not Enough [Full text]A Brief Note on Villa’s Theory of Legal InterpretationPublished in Revus, 17 | 2012
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Published in Revus, 17 | 2012