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Legal Subjects and Juridical Persons: Developing Public Legal Theory through Fuller and Arendt
Legal Subjects and Juridical Persons: Developing Public Legal Theory through Fuller and Arendt The ‘public’ character of the kind of rule of law theorizing with which Lon Fuller was engaged is signalled especially in his attention to the very notion of being a ’legal subject’ at all. This point is c
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