ebook Лев Петражицкий и современная юриспруденция Jarosław Turłukowski

Лев Петражицкий (1867–1931) является выдающимся юристом польского происхождения, whose academic career began in Russia, gained first successes in Germany and ended in Poland. He is known as one of the founders of psychological theory of law, policy of law, and sociology of law. This monograph, authored by scholars from Poland, Germany, and Russia, explores key aspects of Petrazhitsky's scientific work, such as the psychological theory of law, economic analysis of law, theory of legislation, and the creation of law, as well as legal pluralism.

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