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Responding to the over-inclusiveness objection to Hart’s theory of law: a causal approach
Jurisprudence 12 (2):175-199 (2021)
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Hart’s account of law has long been acknowledged to be vulnerable to counterexamples which show that it is over-inclusive, since organisations such as private clubs, trade unions, and the mafia sat...Author's Profile
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