The concept and the rule of law¶
Waldron, J. (2008). The concept and the rule of law. Georgia Law Review, 43(1), 1-61.
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- Rule of Law
- Naming the combined shape lets the analyst see that physical law, formal logic, and constitutional governance are instances of one pattern rather than loosely related metaphors that share a vocabulary by accident, a unifying move Waldron (2008) makes when arguing that the rule of law is best understood as a formal-procedural ideal whose instances cross substantive doctrinal lines.
This sourceArgues that the rule of law is best understood as a formal-procedural ideal whose instances cross substantive doctrinal lines.
- Naming the combined shape lets the analyst see that physical law, formal logic, and constitutional governance are instances of one pattern rather than loosely related metaphors that share a vocabulary by accident, a unifying move Waldron (2008) makes when arguing that the rule of law is best understood as a formal-procedural ideal whose instances cross substantive doctrinal lines.
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