This year’s third and last issue of Revus. Journal for Constitutional Theory and Philosophy of Law (2016) 30 includes a rich discussion of Bruno Celano‘s paper on Pre-Conventions as normative facts, as well as Alberto Puppo’s contribution Reasonable stability vs. radical indeterminacy. A disanalogy between domestic rule of law and humanity-based international law. Discussants of Celano’s paper in this issue are Marco Brigaglia, Dale Smith, Federico Arena, and José Juan Moreso. See all contributions here.

Capone & Poggi (eds.), Pragmatics and Law. Vol. 2: Practical and Theoretical Perspectives (Springer 2016) includes contributions by Kasia Jaszczolt, Marina Sbisà, Damiano Canale, Hrafn Asgeirsson, Pierluigi Chiassoni, Nicola Muffato, Ekkehard Felder, Michael S. Green, Teresa Marques, Alessio Sardo, Leticia Barrera, Pompeu Casanovas, Victor Rodríguez-Doncel and Jorge González-Conejero, Mauro Barberis, Louise Cummings, Federico José Arena, Sune Sønderberg Mortensen and Janus Mortensen, Florencia Rimoldi and Hernán Bouvier. For the list of contents and further info click here.

Check the last issue of Revus. Journal for Constitutional Theory and Philosophy of Law (2016) 29 with three individual contributions of TiLPh members and more: Mauro Barberis, For a truly realistic theory of law; Cristina Redondo, A legal order’s supreme legislative authorities; Vojko Strahovnik, Defeasibility, norms, and exceptions: normalcy model; Pierluigi Chiassoni, Legal interpretation without truth; Jan Woleński, How deontic logic contributes to the analysis of legal (more…)