Institutionalized Reason: The Jurisprudence of Robert Alexy Book

Introduction, Matthias Klatt
Part I: Law and Legal Argument
1. How Law Claims, What Law Claims, John Gardner
2. Defect and Deviance in Natural Law Jurisprudence, Mark Murphy
3. A Justified Normativity Thesis in Hans Kelsen's Pure Theory of Law?: Rejoinders to Robert Alexy and Joseph Raz, Stanley Paulson
4. There Are No Legal Principles, Larry Alexander
5. Discourse Theory as Critical Theory: Responding to Contemporary Challenges, Maeve Cooke
6. Correctness and Legitimacy in the Discourse Theory of Law, Cristina Lafont
7. Law and the Authority of Bad Arguments, Fred Schauer
Part II: Constitutional Rights
8. Constitutional Rights and the Rule of Law, T.R.S. Allan
9. The Rationalist Human Rights Paradigm, Socratic Contestation and the Point of Judicial Review, Mattias Kumm
10. Constitutional Rights and Statutory Limitations, Julian Rivers
11. The Theory of Balancing: Its Strengths and its Weaknesses, Matthias Jestaedt
12. A Theory That Explains Everything: On Robert Alexy's Principle Theory of Basic Rights, Jan Henrik Klement
13. The Principle Theory: Insights, Errors and Self-misunderstanding, Ralf Poscher
Part III: The System
14. The System of Robert Alexy, Matthias Klatt
15. 14 Replies, Robert Alexy