Mark Greenberg, The Moral Impact Theory of Law, 123 Yale L.J. 1288 (2014).

Brian Bix

In legal philosophy, as in many scholarly areas, there is a “good and original” problem: the work that is very good tends not to be particularly original (usually being rather a careful modification of existing ideas), and the work is truly original tends not be very good at all.  There are occasional exceptions, and one of these in the area of legal philosophy is the work […]