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Hart, Kelsen, and the Static Nature of Populist Legal Theory
Abstract How should legal theory address populist governance? This article assesses recent efforts to align populist legal theory with H.L.A. Hart’s positivism, particularly the claim that populists embrace a democratic version of the rule of recognition. It argues instead that the alliance is decep
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