WILLIAM
A. EDMUNDSON's
Publications
and Works-in-Progress List
Books
An Introduction to
Rights
(Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2004; Portuguese ed.
2006)
The Blackwell Guide to
the Philosophy of Law and Legal Theory
co-edited with Martin
P. Golding (Oxford: Blackwell,
2004)
The Duty to Obey the
Law: Selected Philosophical Readings
(Lanham, Md.: Rowman & Littlefield, 1999)
Three Anarchical
Fallacies: An Essay on Political Authority
(Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1998;
paperback ed. 2007)
Articles and Essays
Consent
and Its Counterfeits
(abstract and downloadable
draft in SSRN's Working Paper Series)
Schauer on Precedent in the U.S. Supreme Court
(forthcoming in the Georgia State Law Review; downloadable draft from SSRN Accepted
Papers Series)
Pluralism,
Intransitivity, Incoherence
(forthcoming in Mark White, ed., Theoretical Foundations of Law and Economics, Cambridge 2009;
abstract and downloadable draft from SSRN Accepted Papers Series)
Morality without Responsibility
(abstract and downloadable draft in SSRN's Working Paper Series)
Adding
Reasons Up
In Barbara Montero and Mark White, eds., Economics and Mind (Routledge 2007)
The Virtue of Law-Abidance
Philosophers’
Imprint, vol. 6, no. 4 (December 2006)
Comments on
Richard Arneson’s “Joel Feinberg and
the Justification of Hard Paternalism”
Legal Theory 11:286-91 (2005)(abstract available in SSRN’s Accepted Papers Series)
When Reasons Obligate
(abstract and downloadable draft in SSRN’s Working Papers Series)
Posterity and Embodiment
(abstract and downloadable draft in SSRN’s Working Paper Series)
Privacy
(in The Blackwell Guide to Philosophy
of Law and Legal Theory)(abstract and
downloadable draft available through SSRN)
"First
Force"
Journal of Ethics and Social Philosophy www.jesp.org, 2005, vol. 1, no. 3
State of the Art: The
Duty to Obey the Law
Legal Theory 10:215-59 (2004) (abstract
available in SSRN’s Accepted Papers Series)
Locke and Load
Law and Philosophy 22:195-216 (2003)
(abstract and downloadable draft in SSRN’s
Accepted Papers Series)
Proportionality and the
Difference Death Makes
Criminal Justice Ethics 21:40-43
(2002) (abstract and downloadable draft in SSRN’s
Accepted Papers Series)
Contextualist Answers to Skepticism, and What a Lawyer
Cannot Know
Florida State University Law Review
30:1-23 (2002), with comment by Rob Atkinson.
(abstract in SSRN’s Accepted Papers Series and downloadable
draft from FSU Law Review)
Body and Soul in the Year 2020: Moral and
Ethical Considerations in our Biological Future
(entered in the Oscar
M. Ruebhausen Award competition, sponsored by
the Greenwall Foundation)
Social Meaning, Compliance Conditions, and Law's
Claim to Authority
Canadian Journal of Law and Jurisprudence 15:51-67 (2002)(abstract available in SSRN’s Accepted papers Series)
The Social Enforcement of Morality
(abstract and downloadable draft in SSRN's Working Paper Series)
Liberating the Future
from the Past? Liberating the Past from the Future?
(entered in the International Essay Prize Contest,
sponsored by Lettre International, Berlin, and Weimar 1999,
European City of Culture)
Civility as Political Constraint
Res Publica 8:217-29 (2002)(abstract in SSRN’s
Accepted Papers Series)
Introduction: Some
Recent Work on Political Obligation
APA Newsletter on Philosophy and Law
99:62-67 (Fall 1999)
Legitimate Authority
Without Political Obligation
Law and Philosophy 17:43-60 (1998) (abstract in SSRN’s Accepted Papers Series)
The Antinomy of
Coherence and Determinacy
Iowa Law Review 82:1-20 (1996) (abstract
in SSRN’s Accepted Papers Series; also
abstracted in APA Newsletter on Philosophy and Law (Fall, 1998))
Is Law Coercive?
Legal Theory 1:81-111 (1995)
(abstract in SSRN’s Accepted Papers Series)
Coherence Theory in the Philosophy of Law
(abstract and downloadable draft in SSRN’s Working Papers Series)
Transparency
and Indeterminacy in the Liberal Critique of Critical Legal Studies
Seton Hall Law Review 24:556-602
(1993) abstracted in APA Newsletter on Philosophy and Law (Spring, 1996)
Rethinking
Exclusionary Reasons: A Second Edition of Joseph Raz's
Practical
Reason and Norms
Law and Philosophy 12:329-43 (1993)
Liberalism,
Legal Decisionmaking and Morality "As
Such"
Oxford
Journal of Legal Studies 10:505-21 (1990)
The
"Race-of-the-Victim" Effect in Capital Sentencing: McClesky v. Kemp and Underadjustment
Bias
Jurimetrics Journal 32:125-41 (1990)
Are Law and Morality
Distinct?
Brigham
Young University
Journal of Public Law 4:33-53 (1990)
Lawyers' Justice
Michigan Law Review 88:1833-57 (1990)
(reviewing David Luban, Lawyers and Justiceand Philip Heymann &
Lance Liebman, The Social
Responsibilities of Lawyers)
Moral Relativism and the Basis of Obligation
Doctoral Dissertation (University Microfilms,
1982)
Book Reviews and Other Minor Publications
Review
of Tom Campbell, Rights: A Critical
Introduction (2006)
Notre Dame Philosophical
Reviews, http://ndpr.nd.edu/review.cfm?id=8225
William
Godwin
Letter to the Editor, The Times Literary Supplement, January 13, 2006, at 15
She
Letter to the Editor, The Times Literary Supplement, August 22, 2003, at 13
Speeding: A
Sprawling Offense?
Fulton
County Daily
Report, October 25, 2002
Review of Arthur Ripstein, Equality,
Repsonsibility, and the Law (1998)
Ethics 111:644-48 (2001)
Review of Antony
Duff, ed., Philosophy and the
Criminal Law: Principle and Critique (1998)
Philosophy in Review/Comptes rendus philosophiques 19:327-29 (1999)
Clinton & the Jones Case
Letter to the Editors, The New York
Review of Books, April 23, 1998, at 65, with
response by Irangate Special Counsel Lawrence Walsh
Abstract of John Rawls,"The Idea of
Public Reason," (64 U. Chi. L. Rev. 765 (1997))
APA Newsletter on Law and Philosophy
97:108 (Spring 1998)
Review of Jaap
C. Hage, Reasoning
with Rules: An Essay on Legal Reasoning and Its Underlying Logic (1997)
Philosophy in Review/Comptes rendus philosophiques 18:182-83 (1998)
Letter to Word
Court
The Atlantic Monthly, January, 1996,
at 116
Review of Kevin
Ashley, Modeling
Legal Argument (1990)
Philosophical Psychology 7:135-37
(1994)
Review of Stephen Guest, Ronald Dworkin
(1991)
Ethics 104:394-96 (1994)
British Privacy Debate Swayed U.S. Decisions
Letter to the Editor, The New York
Times, Sept. 3, 1992, at A14, col. 4
Review of Raoul
Berger, Death Penalties (1982)
Duke Law Journal 1984:624-29
Discovery of Federal Income Tax Returns and the New
"Qualified" Privileges
Duke Law Journal 1984:938-62,
reprinted in Monthly Digest of Tax Articles 16:16-26 (1985)
Book Notes
Ethics 107:556-57 (1997); Ethics 103:627 (1993); Ethics 102:887 (1992); Ethics 102:193-94 (1991)
Last Updated:
June 10, 2008
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