Legisprudence
ISSN 1752-1467
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Legisprudence aims at contributing to the improvement of legislation by studying the processes of legislation from the perspective of legal theory. The content of the journal covers legislation in a broad sense. This comprises legislation in both the formal and the material sense (from national and European parliaments, regulation, international law), and alternatives to legislation (covenants, sunset legislation, etc.). It also takes in regulation (pseudo-legislation, codes of behaviour and deontological codes, etc.). The journal is theoretical and reflective. Contributions to the journal make use of an interdisciplinary method in legal theory. Comparative and system transcending approaches are encouraged. Sociological, historical, or economic studies are taken into account to the extent that they are relevant from the perspective of interdisciplinary legal theory. Dogmatic descriptions of positive law are not taken into consideration.
Publisher: Hart Publishing
- Volume 5
- Number 3, December 2011
- Number 2, October 2011
- Number 1, June 2011
- Volume 4
- Number 3, December 2010
- Number 2, October 2010
- Number 1, May 2010
- Volume 3
- Number 3, December 2009
- Number 2, November 2009
- Number 1, July 2009
- Volume 2
- Number 3, 2008
- Number 2, 2008
- Number 1, 2008
- Volume 1
- Number 3, 2007
- Number 2, 2007
- Number 1, 2007

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