PROLOGUE

1 Two Challengers of Normative Legal Scholarship

PART Ⅰ THE HISTORICAL AND CULTURAL DEPENDENCE OF THE LAW’S RATIO

2 The Traditions of Law

3 The Heritage of the Historical School： German Nineteenth-Century Legal Scholarship

4 The Critique of Conceptualism： Legal Realism and Analytic Jurisprudence

PART Ⅱ LEGAL SCHOLARSHIP AND THE COHERENCE OF LAW

5 The Law’s System： From Total to Local Coherence

6 Concepts， Principles and Theories

PART Ⅲ RATIO AND VOLUNTAS IN CONSTITUTIONAL LAW

7 The Rule of Law and the Rechtsstaat

8 Gouvernement des Juges？

EPILOGUE

9 The Law’s Farewell to the Nation State？

Bibliography

Index