Does Law 'Exist'? Eliminativism in Legal Philosophy

Hillary Nye (University of Alberta)

Bargaining Our Rights Away?: The Jurisprudential Implications of Judicial Bargaining on Collegial Courts

Isaiah W. Ogren (Yale Law School)

How to Do Away With Coercion in the Law

R. George Wright (Robert H. McKinney School of Law at Indiana University)

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