In the world of live theories in contemporary jurisprudence, Dworkinian interpretivism is often presented as the primary threat to legal...

[I have occasionally been asked to provide a copy of a Twitter thread I wrote roughly a year and a half ago attempting to provide a...

The first part of Joseph Schumpeter’s Capitalism, Socialism, and Democracy is devoted to a critical engagement with the ideas of Karl...

In a prior essay, I wrote (perhaps too circuitously) about the connection between legal and social norms. This is intended to be a brief...

‘Constitution,’ like ‘being,’ is said in many ways. I take this to be the key point for understanding a recent exchange between Adrian...

One of the supposed virtues of legal positivism, tracing back a half-century into the foundational debates of Anglophone analytical...

By now, most people interested in the intersection of politics and academic law have encountered Adrian Vermeule’s recent piece in The...