The Washington University Jurisprudence Review, formed in 2008, is Washington University School of Law’s fourth legal journal. The Jurisprudence Review is the only student-edited, in-print journal of law and philosophy in America. The Jurisprudence Review promotes academic discussion and scholarship at the nexus of law and philosophy. It also seeks to broaden and deepen the law school experience by fostering critical analysis of the suppositions and theories that underpin the law school curriculum. To further these purposes, the Jurisprudence Review publishes articles by scholars from within and outside the legal academy, as well as student-authored notes. Additionally, the Jurisprudence Review hosts an annual jurisprudence colloquium where invited authors of the current volume present their work to the broader academic community.
Current Issue: Volume 4.1
ARTICLES
Daniel G. Costelloe, Political Constructivism and Reasoning About Peremptory Norms of International Law
Tara Smith, Neutrality Isn't Neutral: On the Value-Neutrality of the Rule of Law
Nigel Stobbs, The Nature of the Theoretical and Conceptual Relationship Between Adversarialism and Therapeutic Jurisprudence
NOTES
William F. Helmken, Legal Duty Beyond Borders: Value Pluralism and the Possibility of Cosmopolitan Law
William Waller, "Criminal" Insanity, Diagnosis, and Public Morality
Forthcoming: Volume 4.2
ARTICLES
Douglas Lind, The Mismeasurement of Legal Pragmatism
Daniel Priel, Jurisprudence Between the Sciences and Humanities
Kenneth Ward, Legislative Supremacy
NOTES
Michael Perich, Media Influence in the Ghailani Trial: Have We Seen This Before?: The Ever-Growing Importance of an Independent Judiciary
Dylan Rothermel, Legal Pragmatism and Mathews v. Eldridge
Contact
Jurisprudence Review
Washington University School of Law
Campus Box 1120
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St. Louis, Missouri 63130-4899
Phone Number: 314.935.3869
