Introduction: Why Define Law and How to Do It

In Nicoletta Ladavac & Christoph Bezemek (eds.), The Force of Law Reaffirmed: Frederick Schauer Meets the Critics. Cham: Springer Verlag (2016)
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Discussing Schauer’s The Force of Law, I have analized the tasks of legal philosophy and the necessity to start the definition of law from its corrent status, well indicated by differentiation. In this perspective, not force but reason for coordinating actions is the core of the definition of law.

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