Bloomsbury Kelsen's Legacy: Legal Normativity and Law Book

Explore the legal and political philosophy of Hans Kelsen in this comprehensive volume from Bloomsbury. This academic work provides a deep analysis of Kelsen's theory of norms, covering essential concepts like validity, coercion, and periodisation. The text moves into his perspectives on international law, examining structural analysis and the characterisation of primitive law. Readers will also find detailed discussions on Kelsen's theory of democracy, including its connection to the pure theory of law and the collective will. This book serves as a vital resource for understanding the democratisation of administration and Kelsen's lasting influence on the field of law.