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Private Law Theory Meets Civil Procedure Colloquium
TBDCivil procedure has long been considered an adjunct to the substantive law – in the words of Charles E. Clark, former Yale Law School dean, Second Circuit judge, and primary drafter of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, the “handmaid to justice.” In Clark’s view – along with other prominent contemporaries like Karl Llewellyn and […]
Kadish Workshop in Law, Philosophy, and Political Theory: Anna Stilz, University of California, Berkeley
170 Law BuildingLenin's Theory of Self-Determination Abstract In the Marxist tradition, V. I. Lenin is associated with the thesis that all nations have the right to self-determination. Although self-determination had earlier philosophical antecedents, Lenin was the first to advocate the principle to the international community, and—alongside Woodrow Wilson—it is partly owing to his efforts that the idea […]
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