Introduction: Law and philosophy—moral, legal and political perspectives

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Res Publica 14 (4):237-239 (2008)
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Introduction: Law and Philosophy—Moral, Legal and Political Perspectives Content Type Journal Article Pages 237-239 DOI 10.1007/s11158-008-9068-9 Authors Massimo Renzo, University of Stirling Department of Philosophy Stirling 4LA FK9 UK Bjarke Viskum, University of Århus Department of Jurisprudence Langelandsgade 110, 3 tv. 8000 Arhus C Denmark Journal Res Publica Online ISSN 1572-8692 Print ISSN 1356-4765 Journal Volume Volume 14 Journal Issue Volume 14, Number 4
Keywords Philosophy   Philosophy   Ethics   Political Philosophy   Philosophy of Religion   Philosophy of Law
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