Applied Philosophy of Law – Orientation in a Nervous World?

Applied legal philosophy in the advancing 21st century. Authors from different continents explore whether, how, and for whom legal-philosophical thinking can have an impact in light of the diverse and sometimes alarming developments and challenges facing today’s world. Their contributions include application-oriented analyses, concepts of decision-making and legitimation, as well as legal-ethical guidance and positioning in response to current international problems. They also reflect on the prospective role of legal philosophy in a globalized world and its relationship to society, politics, and international law. With contributions by Prof. Dr. Eckardt Buchholz-Schuster | Dr. Adela Gasiorowska | Prof. Dr. Daniel Herbe | Prof. Heidi M. Hurd | Dr. Hyungjoon Jun | Univ.-Prof. Dr. Stephan Kirste | Dr. Hyun Jung Lee | Prof. Win-Chiat Lee | Prof. John Murungi | Dr. Oche Onazi | Dr. Jordan Pascoe | Prof. Dr. Veronica Rodriguez-Blanco | Prof. Juan Pablo Sterling Casas | Prof. Dra. Leonor Suárez Llanos | Dr. Derk Venema