What is Justice? Justice, law, and Politics in the Mirror of Science;collected Essays

Focusing on the intersection of science and legal philosophy, Hans Kelsen presents a dynamic theory of natural law while exploring justice through Platonic, Aristotelian, and scriptural perspectives. Renowned for his clarity and rigorous reasoning, Kelsen's work is essential for understanding his influential legal theories. His extensive career included roles as legal adviser to Austria's last emperor and the architect of its 1920 Constitution. Kelsen's teachings spanned prestigious institutions in Europe and the United States, marking him as a pivotal figure in 20th-century jurisprudence.