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This is a collection of essays by legal theorists who examine Ronald Dworkin's work in the theory of law and constitutionalism. The book touches on all aspects of Dworkin's theories, and so serves as a companion volume to his main works.

Law, Politics & Government --- Law, General & Comparative --- Dworkin, Ronald.

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Exploring Law's Empire is a collection of essays by leading legal theorists who examine Ronald Dworkin's work in the theory of law and constitutionalism. The volume concludes with a lengthy response to the essays by Dworkin himself. For the student of Dworkin's work, this book represents an ideal companion to his major texts.

Jurisprudence --- Law --- Constitutional law --- Droit --- Droit constitutionnel --- Philosophy --- Philosophie --- Dworkin, Ronald --- Jurisprudence. --- Philosophy. --- Law - Philosophy

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What is law, and why does it matter? Scott Hershovitz says that law is a moral practice--a tool for adjusting our moral relations. This claim is simple on its face, but it has stark implications for the rule of law. At once erudite and entertaining, Hershovitz's argument engages with the most important legal and political controversies of our time.

Law and ethics. --- Law --- Moral and ethical aspects. --- Interpretation and construction. --- Congress. --- HLA Hart. --- Joseph Raz. --- Mark Greenberg. --- Supreme Court. --- authority. --- community. --- duties. --- enforcement. --- fairness. --- litigation. --- norms. --- ownership. --- promises. --- property. --- realism. --- responsibilities. --- rights. --- rule. --- textualism.