Springer Law, Morality and Rights - Synthese Library 162

Law, Morality and Rights (Synthese Library, 162) presents a collection of academic discussions focused on the intersection of legal frameworks and ethical principles. This volume originates from the Royal Institute of Philosophy conferences, which have been held biennially since 1969 to engage both professional philosophers and practitioners from other fields. This specific work stems from the 1979 conference on 'Law, Morality and Rights.' The text facilitates interdisciplinary dialogue by bringing together philosophers and distinguished practitioners to explore topics relevant to the social sciences, education, and psychology. Published by Springer via Kluwer Academic Publishers, this volume serves as a formal record of scholarly debate regarding the relationship between legal structures and moral philosophy.