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Nino's Nightmare: Legal Process Theory as a Jurisprudence of Toggling Between Facts and Norms
The year 1957–58 was the annus mirabilis of Anglo-American jurisprudence. In 1957, H.L.A. Hart, the Regius Professor of Jurisprudence at Oxford, delivered the Holmes Lectures at the Harvard Law School, which were published in the law review in February 1958 and, later, as The Concept of Law (1961),
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