Formal justice as a common language

Pauline Westerman

1-17

Retribution in the transition to democracy

Jon Elster

19-36

Hate speech and the law

a Canadian perspective

Wayne Sumner

37-53

Human rights and the partial eclipse of justice

Tom Campbell

55-70

L'état, les pouvoirs et la liberté

Philippe Raynaud

71-84

Pluralism, social conflict, and tolerance

Leslie Green

85-105

Humanitarian intervention and the self-image of the state

Govert Den Hartogh

107-132

The boundaries of democratic pluralism

Alon Harel

133-153

Law, rights and democracy after totalitarianism

Grazyna Skapska

155-170

A "struggle approach" to human rights

Christof Heyns

171-190

Ethics codes

the regulatory norms of a globalized society?

Wesley Cragg

191-222

Plurality of cultures and natural law

Hiroshi Takahashi

223-234

Cultural pluralism and the idea of human rights

Jan-R. Sieckmann

235-249

Legal reasoning and systematization of law

Pablo E. Navarro

251-277

A perspective on comparative legal methodology and its barriers

Hideo Aoi

279-294

A semiotic perspective on the comparison of analogical reasoning in secular and religious legal systems

Bernard S. Jackson

295-325

Why is legal reasoning defeasible?

Juan Bayón Carlos

327-346

Legal logic its existence, nature and use

Jaap Hage

347-373

Collective intentions, legislative intents, and social choice

Eerik Lagerspetz

375-385