Companion pieces on an abstract legal-philosophical doctrine traced across more than one jurisdiction, rather than tied to one court or one statute. Belongs here: the two-part account of Rechtsstaat, the two-part account of abuse of rights as developed differently in French and German law, and the two-part account of state and diplomatic immunity doctrine. Does not belong here: a piece centered on one court's own founding case, grouped under constitutional courts and comparative constitutionalism instead.
All Legal Philosophy and Rule of Law Doctrine
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