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found 20 matches

• 2014
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  Ronald J. Allen:
  Rationality and the taming of complexity. Legal Theory and the Natural Sciences Volume VI (VI) 2014: 303-324
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  Lawrance M. Bernabo, Celeste Michelle Condit:
  Two stories of the Scopes trial. Legal Theory and the Natural Sciences Volume VI (VI) 2014: 85-116
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  Simon Deakin:
  Legal evolution: integrating economic and systemic approaches. Legal Theory and the Natural Sciences Volume VI (VI) 2014: 325-352
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  Wai Chee Dimock:
  Rules of law, laws of science. Legal Theory and the Natural Sciences Volume VI (VI) 2014: 31-54
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  David R. Dow:
  Gödel and Langdell - a reply to Brown and Greenberg?s use of mathematics in legal theory. Legal Theory and the Natural Sciences Volume VI (VI) 2014: 273-292
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  Rochelle Cooper Dreyfuss, Dorothy Nelkin:
  The jurisprudence of genetics. Legal Theory and the Natural Sciences Volume VI (VI) 2014: 353-388
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  Susan Haack:
  Irreconcilable differences? The troubled marriage of science and law. Legal Theory and the Natural Sciences Volume VI (VI) 2014: 211-234
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  Michael H. Hoeflich:
  Law & geometry: legal science from Leibniz to Langdell. Legal Theory and the Natural Sciences Volume VI (VI) 2014: 3-30
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  Larry Laudan:
  Commentary: science at the bar - causes for concern. Legal Theory and the Natural Sciences Volume VI (VI) 2014: 69-72
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  Brian Leiter:
  Naturalizing jurisprudence: three approaches. Legal Theory and the Natural Sciences Volume VI (VI) 2014: 55-68
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  Lawrence Lessig:
  The zones of cyberspace. Legal Theory and the Natural Sciences Volume VI (VI) 2014: 293-302
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  Michael S. Moore:
  Responsible choices, desert-based legal institutions, and the challenges of contemporary neuroscience. Legal Theory and the Natural Sciences Volume VI (VI) 2014: 459-506
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  Michael S. Pardo, Dennis Patterson:
  Philosophical foundations of law and neuroscience. Legal Theory and the Natural Sciences Volume VI (VI) 2014: 419-458
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  Nikolas Rose:
  The biology of culpability: pathological identity and crime control in a biological culture. Legal Theory and the Natural Sciences Volume VI (VI) 2014: 389-418
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  Michael Ruse:
  Response to the commentary: pro judice. Legal Theory and the Natural Sciences Volume VI (VI) 2014: 73-78
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  David A. Schum:
  A science of evidence: contributions from law and probability. Legal Theory and the Natural Sciences Volume VI (VI) 2014: 235-272
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  Benjamin Michael Superfine:
  The evolving role of the courts in educational policy: the tension between judicial, scientific, and democratic decision making in Kitzmiller v. Dover. Legal Theory and the Natural Sciences Volume VI (VI) 2014: 117-144
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  William A. Thomas:
  Commentary: science v. creation-science. Legal Theory and the Natural Sciences Volume VI (VI) 2014: 79-84
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  Laurence H. Tribe:
  Trial by mathematics: precision and ritual in the legal process. Legal Theory and the Natural Sciences Volume VI (VI) 2014: 145-210
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  Maksymilian Del Mar, Burkhard Schafer:
  Legal Theory and the Natural Sciences Volume VI. The Library of Essays in Contemporary Legal Theory: Second Series, Ashgate 2014, ISBN 978-1-4094-5222-5 [contents]