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Why Legal Theory is Political Philosophy
Legal theory is a branch of political philosophy.This means that an adequate theory of law has to take a stand on certain contested issues in political philosophy.I don't say "on all contested issues," because there is more to political philosophy than what legal theory need address (although some d
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