Law, Justice and the State: The Nation, the State and Democracy: Proceedings of the 16th World Congress of the International Association for Philosophy of Law and Social Philosophy, Reykjavik, 26th May - 2nd June 1993. Vol. 2

Aus dem Inhalt: Nature and Typology of the State: R. A. Akanmidu: The State as a Moral Institution - P. Lewisch: Toward a Contractarian Reconstruction of the State - A. Lopatka: The Criteria of the Evaluation of the States - D. v. d. Pfordten: Individuen, Assoziationen, Staatsorganisation - Democracy: R. Cohen-Almagor: Disqualification of Lists in 1988 and 1992 - S. S. Kleinberg: Democracy and Freedom of Speech - A. Peczenik: A Conception of Democracy - J. R. Carracedo: From Democracy to Corporatism - M. A. Simon: Law, Democracy and Majority Rule - D. F. Tucker: Tribe and Dorf vs. Scalia - Nationality and Citizenship: B. P. Dauenhauer: Norms for Naturalizing Citizens - P. Gerard: Communaute Nationale et Democratie - S. C. Hicks: Citizenship and the Modern Legal Theory of the State - D. Leydet: Recognition and Pluralism - P. Loptson: Hobbsbawm, Nationalism and the End of History - M. Prokopijevic: Secession: What Matters? - Sovereignty: J. M. Cooper: The Challenge to the State in International Law - F. J. E. Ganuzas: Los conceptos de soberania y autodeterminacion a la luz del derecho al desarollo - M. et R. Weyl: Nation, Nationalite, Etat et Droit des peuples a disposer d'eux-memes - Europe: B. de Smith: The United Kingdom - the Constitution and the Challenge of Europe - W. J. Norman: The Morality of Federalism and the European Comunity - M. R.z Molinero: The Principles of Subsidiarity - I. Ward: Kant and the Transnational Order