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As its title suggests, this work aims to discuss the different legal theories in a language accessible to not only law students but also legal professionals.
As a law course, Legal Theory (known also as “General Jurisprudence” or “Philosophy of Law”) has incurred a bad rap. Most law students and legal professionals report that it is esoteric, abstract, inaccessible, difficult to grasp or disconnected from or irrelevant to their legal education or their day-to-day legal tasks.
As its title suggests, this work aims to discuss the different legal theories in a language accessible to not only law students but also legal professionals.
As a law course, Legal Theory (known also as “General Jurisprudence” or “Philosophy of Law”) has incurred a bad rap. Most law students and legal professionals report that it is esoteric, abstract, inaccessible, difficult to grasp or disconnected from or irrelevant to their legal education or their day-to-day legal tasks.
| Format | Paperback |
|---|---|
| Page length | 392 pages |
| ISBN | 978-621-02-3645-3 |
| Edition | 2026 |
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