General Theory of Law and State

Explore the profound insights of Hans Kelsen in his seminal work, General Theory of Law and State, published by Taylor & Francis Inc in 2005. Spanning 556 pages, this paperback edition delves into Kelsen's influential "pure theory of law," which redefined legal theory in the twentieth century. Renowned as one of the most significant legal theorists of his time, Kelsen's expertise in international law is particularly noteworthy. This comprehensive volume is divided into two parts, allowing the author to adapt his groundbreaking theories to the American legal landscape post-World War II. Whether you're a law student, legal practitioner, or simply interested in legal philosophy, this book is an essential addition to your library. Discover Kelsen's enduring legacy and the evolution of legal thought through this insightful text.