Published by De Gruyter

Volume 9 Issue 2-Forum - TIL Forum Issue 2

July 2008

Issue of Theoretical Inquiries in Law

Contents
Journal Overview

Forum

Publicly Available July 8, 2008

Endogeneity and Its Discontents: Teubner and Selznick on Legal Pluralism

Robert Eli Rosen

Article number: 0000101515156534041000

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Another Look at the Equator Principles: A Historical and Economic Perspective

Ron Harris

Article number: 0000101515156534041001

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Nomos Without Narrative: A Reply to Talia Fisher

Daniel Statman

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Liberalism and Religion: A Comment on Jeff Spinner-Halev

Tamar Meisels

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A Liberal After All

Hanoch Dagan

Article number: 0000101515156534041004

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About this journal

Theoretical Inquiries in Law is devoted to the application to legal thought of insights developed by diverse disciplines such as philosophy, sociology, economics, history and psychology. The range of legal issues dealt with by the journal is virtually unlimited, subject only to the journal's commitment to cross-disciplinary fertilization of ideas. We strive to provide a forum for all those interested in looking at law from more than a single theoretical perspective and who share our view that only a multi-disciplinary analysis can provide a comprehensive account of the complex interrelationships between law, society and individuals.

Theoretical Inquiries in Law appears in several databases, including Lexis, Westlaw, LegalTrac, and HeinOnline.

At present, Theoretical Inquiries in Law is ranked third for "impact factor" by the Washington and Lee most cited legal periodicals list in the "Jurisprudence and Legal Theory" category, ahead of such journals as Law and Social Inquiry, Law and Society Review, Legal Theory, Canadian Journal of Law & Jurisprudence and Oxford Journal of Legal Studies.