The depth of analysis in most of the essays in The Oxford Handbook is remarkable, as one would expect from such a range of eminent jurisprudential thinkers.., the world of jurisprudence is much the richer for [its] publication.

  Notes on the Contributors

1.Natural Law: The Classical Tradition

  JOHN FINNIS

2.Natural Law: The Modern Tradition

  BRIAN H.BIX

3.Exclusive Legal Positivism

  ANDREI MARMOR

4.Inclusive Legal Positivism

  KENNETH EINAR HIMMA

5.Formalism

  MARTIN STONE

6.Adjudication

  WILLIAM LUCY

7.Constitutional and Statutory Interpretation

  KENT GREENAWALT

8.Methodology

  JULES L.COLEMAN

9.Legal and Political Philosophy

  JEREMY WALDRON

10.Authority

  SCOTT J.SHAPIRO

11.Reasons

  JOHN GARDNER AND TIMOTHY MACKLEM

12..Rights

  F.M.KAMM

13.Law and Obligations

  LESLIE GREEN

14.Responsibility

  CHRISTOPHER KUTZ

15.Philosophy of the Common Law

  GERALD J.POSTEMA

16.Philosophy of Private Law

  BENJAMIN C.ZIPURSKY

17.Philosophy of Tort Law

  ARTHUR RIPSTEIN

18.Philosophy of Contract Law

  JODY S.KRAUS

19.Philosophy of Property Law

  PETER BENSON

20.The Philosophy of Criminal Law

  LARRY ALEXANDER

21.Philosophy of International Law

  ALLEN BUCHANAN AND DAVID GOLOVE

22.Law and Language

  TIMOTHY A.O.ENDICOTT

23.Law and Objectivity

  BRIAN LEITER

24.Law, Sexual Orientation, and Gender

  EDWARD STEIN

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