Luís Duarte d'Almeida is Chancellor's Fellow in Law at the University of Edinburgh.James Edwards is Fellow and Lecturer in Law at Christ's College, Cambridge.Andrea Dolcetti is Non-Stipendiary Lecturer in Law at St Hilda's College, Oxford.

A fine tour through Hart's ideas.

• Hart's ReadersLuís Duarte d'Almeida, James Edwards and Andrea DolcettiI. READING THE CONCEPT OF LAWThe Generality of LawTimothy EndicottVariety or Uniformity?Richard HS TurHart on SovereigntyPavlos EleftheriadisWhy Law Might Emerge: Hart's Problematic FableJohn GardnerThe Rule of Recognition and the Foundations of a Legal SystemGrant LamondWords and ObligationsNicos StavropoulosHart on Justice and MoralityJohn TasioulasThe Morality in LawLeslie GreenInternational Law: 'A Relatively Small and Unimportant' Part of Jurisprudence?Jeremy WaldronII.HART'S 'PERSISTENT QUESTIONS' How Persistent are Hart's 'Persistent Questions'?John FinnisHart's Anti-EssentialismFrederick SchauerThe Model of Ordinary AnalysisPierluigi ChiassoniDo the 'Persistent Questions' Persist?: Revisiting Chapter I in The Concept of LawNicola LaceyIII. AN INTERVIEW WITH HLA HARTIntroductory NoteJuan Ramón de PáramoAnswers to Eight QuestionsHLA Hart

Luís Duarte d'Almeida is Chancellor's Fellow in Law at the University of Edinburgh.James Edwards is Fellow and Lecturer in Law at Christ's College, Cambridge.Andrea Dolcetti is Non-Stipendiary Lecturer in Law at St Hilda's College, Oxford.

A fine tour through Hart's ideas.

• Hart's ReadersLuís Duarte d'Almeida, James Edwards and Andrea DolcettiI. READING THE CONCEPT OF LAWThe Generality of LawTimothy EndicottVariety or Uniformity?Richard HS TurHart on SovereigntyPavlos EleftheriadisWhy Law Might Emerge: Hart's Problematic FableJohn GardnerThe Rule of Recognition and the Foundations of a Legal SystemGrant LamondWords and ObligationsNicos StavropoulosHart on Justice and MoralityJohn TasioulasThe Morality in LawLeslie GreenInternational Law: 'A Relatively Small and Unimportant' Part of Jurisprudence?Jeremy WaldronII.HART'S 'PERSISTENT QUESTIONS' How Persistent are Hart's 'Persistent Questions'?John FinnisHart's Anti-EssentialismFrederick SchauerThe Model of Ordinary AnalysisPierluigi ChiassoniDo the 'Persistent Questions' Persist?: Revisiting Chapter I in The Concept of LawNicola LaceyIII. AN INTERVIEW WITH HLA HARTIntroductory NoteJuan Ramón de PáramoAnswers to Eight QuestionsHLA Hart

Luís Duarte d'Almeida is Chancellor's Fellow in Law at the University of Edinburgh.James Edwards is Fellow and Lecturer in Law at Christ's College, Cambridge.Andrea Dolcetti is Non-Stipendiary Lecturer in Law at St Hilda's College, Oxford.

A fine tour through Hart's ideas.

• Hart's ReadersLuís Duarte d'Almeida, James Edwards and Andrea DolcettiI. READING THE CONCEPT OF LAWThe Generality of LawTimothy EndicottVariety or Uniformity?Richard HS TurHart on SovereigntyPavlos EleftheriadisWhy Law Might Emerge: Hart's Problematic FableJohn GardnerThe Rule of Recognition and the Foundations of a Legal SystemGrant LamondWords and ObligationsNicos StavropoulosHart on Justice and MoralityJohn TasioulasThe Morality in LawLeslie GreenInternational Law: 'A Relatively Small and Unimportant' Part of Jurisprudence?Jeremy WaldronII.HART'S 'PERSISTENT QUESTIONS' How Persistent are Hart's 'Persistent Questions'?John FinnisHart's Anti-EssentialismFrederick SchauerThe Model of Ordinary AnalysisPierluigi ChiassoniDo the 'Persistent Questions' Persist?: Revisiting Chapter I in The Concept of LawNicola LaceyIII. AN INTERVIEW WITH HLA HARTIntroductory NoteJuan Ramón de PáramoAnswers to Eight QuestionsHLA Hart