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A Review of Neil MacCormick, Institutions of Law: An Essay in Legal Theory
This book is the definitive statement of Neil MacCormick’s institutional theory of law, a theory of general jurisprudence that adopts the methodology of interpretative analytical inquiry in an attempt to understand legal practices and institutions ‘in terms of what makes them intelligible and worthw
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