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Lisbon Legal Theory
Lisbon Legal Theory
The Lisbon Legal Theory (LLT) is a research cluster within the Lisbon Public Law Research Centre. Its primary purpose is to develop research and promote a public and academic debate mainly over different subjects related to Legal Theory, but also in other connected areas, such as Legal Philosophy, Moral Philosophy, Philosophy of Language or Deontic Logic. Inserted within the analytic approach to law and normative systems in general, the LLT is formed by scholars and researchers from the University of Lisbon, comprising as well fellows researchers and other non-permanent academics.
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LLT Advance Series
20 June 2024
Introducción a la lógica: hacia una lógica de normas
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Year: 2018
LPL Editors: Jorge Silva Sampaio
Proportionality in law: an analytical perspective
Year: 2018
Analogy and balancing: the partial reducibility thesis and its problems
Year: 2018
Analogy and balancing once again: a reply to Bartosz Brożek
Year: 2018
LPL Editors: Jorge Silva Sampaio
Gains and losses in balancing social rights
Year: 2018
LPL Authors: Jorge Silva Sampaio
LPL Editors: David Duarte, Jorge Silva Sampaio
Proportionality in its narrow sense and measuring the intensity of restrictions on fundamental rights
Year: 2018
LPL Authors: Pedro Moniz Lopes
LPL Editors: David Duarte, Jorge Silva Sampaio
Balancing principles and a fortiori reasoning
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