Thomas Adams is an Associate Professor of Law and Tutorial Fellow at Hertford College, University of Oxford. He works in the philosophy of law as well as on theoretical aspects of public law. He has held visiting positions at New York University School of Law and University of Chicago Law School.Kate Greasley is an Associate Professor of Law at the University of Oxford, and Tutorial Fellow at Hertford College. Her research interests span medical law and ethics, criminal law theory, feminist legal theory, and legal philosophy. She has been a Lecturer in Law at University College London, and a Junior Research Fellow in Law at University College, Oxford.Denise Réaume is a Professor of Law Emerita at the University of Toronto. Her research projects include work on official language rights in Canada, discrimination law, and feminist issues in tort law, all of which she is widely published on.

• 1: Brian Leiter: How to Cabin the Realist Indeterminacy Thesis: On Green, Positivism, and the Sources of Law 2: Luís Duarte d'Almeida: Sources of Law and the Justification of Judicial Decisions (and the Absolutely Fabulous Model of Law) 3: Allan C Hutchinson: It's Not Easy Bein' Green: Positivism, Morality, and Legitimacy 4: Grégoire Webber: Gilead Constitutionalism 5: Thomas Adams: Legitimacy and The Authority of the State 6: Ashwini Vasanthakumar: The Political Obligations of Oppressed Citizens: Resistance, Refusal, and the Politics of Transformation 7: Nicola Lacey: The Diversification of Jurisprudence? : Intellectual History Seen Through the Lens of a Friendship. 8: Kate Greasley: Using Law to Improve Sexual Morality 9: Robert Mark Simpson: Censorship, Condemnation, and Understanding 10: Farrah Ahmed: The Sting of Toleration 11: Leslie Green: The Past of Jurisprudence

Thomas Adams is an Associate Professor of Law and Tutorial Fellow at Hertford College, University of Oxford. He works in the philosophy of law as well as on theoretical aspects of public law. He has held visiting positions at New York University School of Law and University of Chicago Law School.Kate Greasley is an Associate Professor of Law at the University of Oxford, and Tutorial Fellow at Hertford College. Her research interests span medical law and ethics, criminal law theory, feminist legal theory, and legal philosophy. She has been a Lecturer in Law at University College London, and a Junior Research Fellow in Law at University College, Oxford.Denise Réaume is a Professor of Law Emerita at the University of Toronto. Her research projects include work on official language rights in Canada, discrimination law, and feminist issues in tort law, all of which she is widely published on.

• 1: Brian Leiter: How to Cabin the Realist Indeterminacy Thesis: On Green, Positivism, and the Sources of Law 2: Luís Duarte d'Almeida: Sources of Law and the Justification of Judicial Decisions (and the Absolutely Fabulous Model of Law) 3: Allan C Hutchinson: It's Not Easy Bein' Green: Positivism, Morality, and Legitimacy 4: Grégoire Webber: Gilead Constitutionalism 5: Thomas Adams: Legitimacy and The Authority of the State 6: Ashwini Vasanthakumar: The Political Obligations of Oppressed Citizens: Resistance, Refusal, and the Politics of Transformation 7: Nicola Lacey: The Diversification of Jurisprudence? : Intellectual History Seen Through the Lens of a Friendship. 8: Kate Greasley: Using Law to Improve Sexual Morality 9: Robert Mark Simpson: Censorship, Condemnation, and Understanding 10: Farrah Ahmed: The Sting of Toleration 11: Leslie Green: The Past of Jurisprudence