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The idea of law

Dennis Lloyd

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Shows how law fits in with man's conception of his relation to his own society and to the world at large. The different chapters open up the areas of thought and action which are the law's concern - law and force, law and morals, law and justice, law and freedom, law, sovereignty and the state.

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Shows how law fits in with man's conception of his relation to his own society and to the world at large. The different chapters open up the areas of thought and action which are the law's concern - law and force, law and morals, law and justice, law and freedom, law, sovereignty and the state.

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Shows how law fits in with man's conception of his relation to his own society and to the world at large. The different chapters open up the areas of thought and action which are the law's concern - law and force, law and morals, law and justice, law and freedom, law, sovereignty and the state.

Key concepts: Law, Municipal law, Sovereignty, Public law, Political science, Philosophy of law, Comparative law, Private law

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