The Idea of a Pure Theory of Law: An Interpretation and Defence

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The Idea of a Pure Theory of Law: An Interpretation and DefenceMost contemporary legal philosophers tend to take force to be an accessory to the law. According to this prevalent view the law primarily consists of a series of demands made on us; force, conversely, comes into play only when these demands fail to be satisfied. This book claims that this model should be jettisoned in favour of a radically different one: according to the proposed view, force is not an accessory to the law but rather its attribute. The

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