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OverviewThe late Jim Harris' theory of the science of law, and his theoretical work on human rights and property, have been a challenge and stimulus to legal scholars for the past twenty-five years. This collection of essays, originally conceived as a festschrift and now offered to the memory of a greatly admired scholar, assesses Harris' contribution across many fields of law and legal philosophy. The chapters are written by some of the foremost specialists writing today, and reflect the wide range of Harris's work, and the depth of his influence on legal studies. They include contributions on topics as diverse as the nature of law and legal reasoning, rival theories of property rights and their impact on practical questions before the courts; the nature of precedent in legal argument; and the evolving concept of human rights and its place in legal discourse.With a foreword by the Honourable Justice Edwin Cameron, this volume celebrates the life and work of Jim Harris Full Product DetailsAuthor: Timothy Endicott (Professor of Law, Balliol College, Oxford) , Joshua Getzler (Professor of Law, St Hugh's College, Oxford,) , Edwin Peel (Professor of Law, Keble College Oxford)Publisher: Oxford University Press Imprint: Oxford University Press Dimensions: Width: 16.30cm , Height: 2.90cm , Length: 24.20cm Weight: 0.774kg ISBN: 9780199290963ISBN 10: 0199290962 Pages: 416 Publication Date: 09 February 2006 Audience: Professional and scholarly , Professional & Vocational Format: Hardback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: To order  Stock availability from the supplier is unknown. We will order it for you and ship this item to you once it is received by us. Table of ContentsHonourable Justice Edwin Cameron: Foreword I Legal Theory 1: Stanley Paulson: J.W. Harris's Kelsen 2: Julie Dickson: Interpreting Normativity 3: Brian Bix: Reductionism and Explanation in Legal Theory 4: Jes Bjarup: Scepticism and Scandinavian Legal Realists 5: Jeremy Horder: Precedent, Morality and Judicial Discretion in Statutory Interpretation II Property 6: Richard Epstein: Weak and Strong Conceptions of Property 7: Tony Honoré: Property And Ownership 8: David Lametti: The Morality of James Harris's Theory of Property 9: James Penner: Ownership, Co-ownership, and the Justification of Property Rights 10: Stephen Munzer: Plants, Torts, and Intellectual Property 11: Edwin Peel: The Legacy of Penn v. Lord Baltimore 12: Joshua Getzler: Property, Personality, and Violence III Precedent 13: Isabelle Rorive: Towards Principles of Overruling in a Civil Law Supreme Court 14: Lionel Smith: The Rationality of Tradition IV Human Rights 15: Hugh Corder: Judging Rights in a Democratic South Africa 16: John Eekelaar: Invoking Human Rights 17: Timothy Endicott: The Infant in the Snow 18: Bernard Rudden: Matter Matters Bibliography of the Works of Jim HarrisReviewsAuthor InformationJim Harris: Fellow & Tutor in Law, Keble College, Oxford from 1973 until his death in 2004. Professor since 1997. Formerly Lecturer at the LSE. A distinguished scholar principally in the fields of philosophy and property, and especially the philosophy of property, he had recently turned his attention to human rights; a topic he was actively working on at his untimely death. His major works include Property & Justice (1996) and Law and Legal Science (1979). He was best known to generations of students for his work Legal Philosophies (1980). Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |
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