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Encyclopaedia, genealogy and tradition in pursuit of pluralist jurisprudence
This article explores the different avenues for pursuing pluralist jurisprudence. Using the critique of Neil MacCormick's ‘institutional’ pluralism (i.e. that it lapses into methodological monism) as a departure point, I explore the pre-suppositions and pre-commitments of genealogical and empirico-p
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