Summary of 1991 'issue
Law and Science
Jean-Marc
Ferry,
Theoretical Reason and Practical Reason,
11-19
Valentin
Petev,
Legal Regulation of Science: German Perspectives,
21-29
H. Ph.
Visser't Hooft,
Technological Development and Responsibility towards Future Generations,
31-47
Alexandre
Kiss,
Law and Risk,
49-53
Bernard
Edelman,
Law, Real "Sciences" and "Pseudo" Sciences,
55-70
Jacques-Henri
Robert,
Biomedical Techniques confronted to Criminal Law,
71-84
Philippe
Oliviero,
The Notion of "Pre-embryo" in the politico-scientific Literature,
85-107
Marie-Angèle
Hermitte,
Science, Technology and Religions,
109-134
Anne
Fagot-Largeault,
Thoughts on the notion of Health-Related Quality of Life,
135-153
Isabelle de
Lamberterie,
Adapting Law to Technological Progress: the Example of Protecting Computer Programs,
155-163
Enrique P.
Haba,
Legal Sciences - which "Science"? Law as a science: a Question of Methods,
165-187
Study
Quentin
Skinner,
Thomas Hobbes on the Proper Signification of Liberty,
191-215
Beat
Sitter-Liver,
Remarks on the founding of the "primary philosophy of politics",
217-226
Jean-Marc
Trigeaud,
Human Person and Law,
229-239
Stamatios
Tzitzis,
From Hellenic Justice to the Human Rights of the French Revolution,
241-252
Roberto
Vernengo,
Is Law a System?,
253-264
Hervé
Rigot-Müller,
Law and Madness: An Irresponsible Responsibility of the Insane in Civil Law,
265-286
Jaime
Antuñez Aldunate,
The Last Interview By Michel Villey,
289-301
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