Highlighted
- Tamar de Waal, ‘Liberal Democracy and the Judeo-Christian Tradition’ (2019-1)
- David Luban, ‘The Enemy of All Humanity’ (2018-2)
- Ludvig Beckman, ‘Personhood and legal status’ (2018-1)
- Wouter Veraart en Vincent Geeraets, ‘Over verplichte excuses en spreekrecht’ (2017-2)
- Rainer Forst, ‘The Justification of Basic Rights’ (2016-3)
- Elke Cloots, ‘National Identity, Constitutional Identity, and Sovereignty in the EU’ (2016-2)
- Martin Loughlin, ‘The Erosion of Sovereignty’ (2016-2)
Introduction
The Netherlands Journal of Legal Philosophy (NJLP) is an international peer reviewed journal, devoted to the study of legal philosophy and jurisprudence and to the foundations of legal sciences in the broad sense of the term (sociology of law, anthropology of law etc.). This title was formerly known as Rechtsfilosofie & Rechtstheorie.
Last issue
- The Limits of Law and the Courage to Act: An Irreverent Call to Arendtian Action in the Face of War Laura Henderson
- The Radical Aspirations of Justifying Contract in Europe Mirthe Jiwa and Lyn K.L. Tjon Soei Len
- How Radical is the Understanding of Democracy in Justifying Contract in Europe? Christina Eckes
- Pluralism as Inability to Choose: Celebrating the Normative Diversity of EU Contract Law Giacomo Tagiuri
- Justifying Racial and Gendered Contract in Europe Lyn K.L. Tjon Soei Len
- What is Normative Theory? On Critique and the Normative Struggle Against Subjection Mirthe Jiwa
- Reasoning Towards Utopia: A Reflection on M.W. Hesselink, Justifying Contract in Europe Gareth Davies
- Searching for Contract (Law) in Europe Candida Leone
- The Power of Reasons in European Private Law Martijn W. Hesselink