Modern polgári jogelméleti tanulmányok

Translated title of the contribution: Modern studies in civil law theory

Csaba Varga (Editor), András Sajó (Translator), Lajosné Nagy (Translator), Endre Nagy (Translator), Pál Sebestyén (Translator), Tamás Sándor (Translator)

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[Papers from modern western legal theory] {B/5 Pb 1–6} {western legal theory in the 20th century: texts from Kelsen, Stammler, Somló, Ehrlich, Frank, Hägerström, Lundstedt, Radbruch} Translation of HANS KELSEN ‘The Law as a Specific Social Technique’ [1941] [trans. Csaba Varga] 1–22, excerpts from RUDOLF STAMMLER Theorie der Rechtswissenschaft [1923: 4–11, 24–28 & 76–82] 23–43, from FELIX [BÓDOG] SOMLÓ Juristische Grundlehre [1927: §§ 17, 29–30, 32–35 & III] 45–61, from EUGEN EHRLICH Grundlegung der Soziologie des Rechts [1913: XXI/II] 63–79, from JEROME FRANK Law and the Modern Mind [1930: 3–21, 29–34, 37–38, 108–125] 81–94, from AXEL HÄGERSTRÖM On Fundamental Problems of Law [1930: 348–366] 95–111, from A. VILHELM LUNDSTEDT Legal Thinking Revised [1956: I–II] 113–128, as well as GUSTAV RADBRUCH ‘Gesetzliches Unrecht und übergesetzliches Recht’ [1946] 129–139; w/ Indexes of names & of subjects.
Translated title of the contributionModern studies in civil law theory
Original languageHungarian
Place of PublicationBudapest
PublisherMTA Állam- és Jogtudományi Intézet
Number of pages145
ISBN (Print)963-7311-08-4
StatePublished - 1977

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