ON JOHN RAWLS’ REPRESENTATIONAL JUDGMENT
NADIA URBINATI

THE COSMOPOLITAN FOUNDATIONS OF THE (KANTIAN) STATE
SHARON ANDERSON-GOLD

JOHN RAWLS AND THE MORAL VOCATION OF LIBERALISM
JOHN BURT

A THEORY OF DEEP DEMOCRACY AND ECONOMIC JUSTICE IN THE AGE OF POSTMODERNISM AND
HAIDER A. KHAN

LEGAL FORMALISM, AGENT-NEUTRALITY, AND COMPARATIVE JUSTICE
JEFFREY BRAND-BALLARD

HAYEKIAN NEO-LIBERALISM AND ACADEMIC FREEDOM
SIMON MARGINSON

RESTORATIVE JUSTICE: SKETCHING A NEW LEGAL DISCOURSE
FRANK D. HILL

SCHOLARLY JUDGMENT AS A SOCIAL PROCESS
GEORGE LAZAROIU

MEASURING THE CAPACITY OF PUNISHMENT TO PREVENT CRIMINAL CONDUCT
ION RISTEA

HUMAN TRAFFICKING AS A VIOLATION OF AN INDIVIDUAL’S CIVIL RIGHTS
GEORGE CRISTINEL ZAHARIA

THE ADVENT OF DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAW
GEORGE HODOROGEA

THE LEGAL IMPLICATIONS OF WITTGENSTEIN’S TREATMENT OF RULE-FOLLOWING IN PHILOSOPHICAL INVESTIGATIONS
GEORGE LAZAROIU

THE NEED AND THE DIFFICULTY OF CHOOSING THE MOST PROPER CONCEPT OF CRIMINAL RESPONSIBILITY
ION RISTEA