Dynamic Approach to Hans Kelsen's General Theory of Norms

<b>This timely and compelling book delves into the dynamic interpretation of Hans Kelsen's <i>General Theory of Norms</i>through the lens of 21st-century jurisprudential debates.</b> <br/><br/>Engaging with key contemporary philosophical concepts such as fictionalism in the philosophy of science explanation and understanding and supervenience this book sheds new light on Kelsen's original ideas.<br/><br/>By offering a contemporary interpretation of his later work it re-examines classic concepts known from the 'Pure Theory of Law' like the basic norm the separation of 'is' and 'ought ' validity and efficacy imputation and the concept of the legal norm. Integrating modern philosophy with Kelsen's lasting ideas this book presents a novel theoretical landscape inviting readers to explore fresh perspectives on Kelsen's contributions to legal theory and emphasising its enduring relevance.