“This is a volume that is important and often exciting...we have a book in our hands that is worth reading and reflecting on.” –
Social and Legal Studies 16 (3)
“Reading this book - carefully and critically - helps in clarifying these complex relationships between method and substance and between legal philosophy and other areas of philosophy, issues about which legal philosophers are still much in the shade.” – Danny Priel,
Modern Law Review
“…one of the main attractions of Jurisprudence or Legal Science is that it invites the reader to think along with the authors.” – Jaap Hage,
Rechtsfilosofie en Rechtstheorie
“If we focus on this last opposition (legal theory as a study of the nature of law vs. legal theory as a situated enquiry of specific legal practices) we are in the best condition to both have a full grasp of the dilemma dealt with in Jurisprudence or Legal Science? and appreciate the originality of the contributions comprised in this volume.” – Stefano Bertea,
Northern Ireland Legal Quarterly
“As a whole, the contributions of the volume demonstrate at a high level the complexity of the topic as well as the various jurisprudential problems that are linked to it.” – Jan Sieckman,
Archiv fuer Rechts- und Sozialphilosophie