| Pragmatic Maxims and Presumptions in Legal Interpretation |
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| Political Liberties and Social Equality |
3 |
| The Relational Conception of Practical Authority |
2 |
| Public Reason, Science and Faith: The Case of Intelligent Design |
2 |
| Privacy and Autonomy: On Some Misconceptions Concerning the Political Dimensions of Privacy |
2 |
| Growing up Sexist: Challenges to Rawlsian Stability |
2 |
| Two Misunderstandings About Public Justification and Religious Reasons |
2 |
| Recent Work on Punishment and Criminogenic Disadvantage |
2 |
| It's Right, It Fits, We Debated, We Decided, I Agree, It's Ours, and It Works: The Gathering Confluence of Human Rights Legitimacy |
1 |
| Consent, Communication, and Abandonment |
1 |
| Arguing Against the Expressive Function of Punishment: Is the Standard Account that Insufficient? |
1 |
| Won't Somebody Please Think of the Children?' Hate Speech, Harm, and Childhood |
1 |
| STRENGTHENING MORAL DISTINCTION |
1 |
| ELIMINATIVE KILLING AND THE TARGETING OF NON-COMBATANTS COMMENTS ON SETH LAZAR'S SPARING CIVILIANS |
1 |
| Constructive Consent: A Problematic Fiction |
1 |
| Punishment, Fair Play and the Burdens of Citizenship |
1 |
| Conscientious objection and equality laws: Why the content of the conscience matters |
1 |
| Law as a Social Construction and Conceptual Legal Theory |
1 |
| Punishment as Moral Fortification and Non-Consensual Neurointerventions |
1 |
| Legal Obligation & Its Limits |
1 |
| What's Special about the Insult of Paternalism? |
0 |
| Cosmopolitan Duty and Legitimate State Authority |
0 |
| Detachment and Deontic Language in Law |
0 |
| Reinterpreting the Right to an Open Future: From Autonomy to Authenticity |
0 |
| International Law, Institutional Moral Reasoning, and Secession |
0 |
| Lying, Reciprocity, and Free Speech - A Reply to Eight Critics |
0 |
| Breaking the Law Under Competitive Pressure |
0 |
| Mutually Beneficial Coercion: A Critique of the Coercive Approach to Distributive Justice |
0 |
| Law as Authoritative Fiction |
0 |
| The Normative Foundations of Defamatory Meaning |
0 |
| Lying as a Political Wrong |
0 |
| Lying, Speech and Impersonal Harm |
0 |
| Lies and Free Speech Values |
0 |
| Is Sincerity the First Virtue of Social Institutions? Police, Universities, and Free Speech |
0 |
| Thoughts on a Thinker-Based Approach to Freedom Of Speech |
0 |
| Promising Under Duress |
0 |
| Lies Matter |
0 |
| The Morality of Lying and the Murderer at the Door |
0 |
| Vesting Agent-Relative Permissions in a Proxy |
0 |
| Is the Concept of Obligation Moralized? |
0 |
| Public Reason as Highest Law |
0 |
| Justice in Private: Beyond the Rawlsian Framework |
0 |
| Why Inconclusiveness is a Problem for Public Reason |
0 |
| Punishing Wrongs from the Distant Past |
0 |
| THE HARD HAND OF WAR |
0 |
| THE MORAL DISTINCTION BETWEEN COMBATANTS AND NONCOMBATANTS: VULNERABLE AND DEFENCELESS |
0 |
| The Nature of Retributive Justice and Its Demands on the State |
0 |
| THE LESSER EVIL DILEMMA FOR SPARING CIVILIANS |
0 |
| Law's Normative Point |
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