A second (and last, I promise!) paper of mine is published this week, as part of a special issue of Revus edited by the great @jrabanos.bsky.social and @bojanspaic.bsky.social.
I have tried to keep the Latin to an absolute minimum.
journals.openedition.org/revus/11964
The volume includes fantastic & varied contributions from
@ulrikeheuer.bsky.social, V Rodriguez-Blanco, G Lang, E Voyiakis, B Zipursky, @emilykiddwhite.bsky.social, D Owen, S Bero, C Tollefsen, D Cueni, C Kutz, R Macedo, @matthieu-queloz.bsky.social, D Murata, M Jovanovic & @bojanspaic.bsky.social
The contributions explore what Williams’ work can illuminate about legal responsibility, regret & other key legal concepts, and to ask what his distinctly humanistic approach to philosophy (including genealogy & methodological pluralism) can teach us about how we do jurisprudence
Bernard Williams was widely regarded as the most important moral philosopher of his generation. Surprisingly, his work is still largely under-discussed in legal theory. This book aims to fill this gap with brand new discussions from scholars both from law and philosophy.
"Bernard Williams on Law and Jurisprudence: From Agency and Responsibility to Methodology", co-edited with Daniel Murata & Veronica Rodriguez-Blanco, is finally published! (@hartpublishing.bsky.social, Law & Practical Reason series)
All the information about the volume and contents, here👇
This episode was hosted by @bojanspaic.bsky.social and
@jrabanos.bsky.social
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@alfhorizon.bsky.social (financed by @horizoneu.bsky.social)
Ep. #11 of Heavily Accented Philosophy of Law Podcast is here!
We delve with Fabrizio Esposito (NOVA University Lisbon) into the topic of foundations of economic analysis of law
Listen to it here 👇
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I had the pleasure of writing a short review for @jotwell.bsky.social !
You can find Poggi & Ferraro's paper here 👉 t.co/CzzZBlUQa6
You can the review here 👇
Julieta Rabanos
Jotwell Jurisprudence:
Julieta Rabanos, The Veil of Legislative Intent, JOTWELL (Nov. 21, 2025) (reviewing Francesca Poggi & Francesco Ferraro From the Ideal Legislator to the Competent Speaker: Uncovering the Deception in Legislative Intent, 15 Juris. 464 (2024)), juris.jotwell.com/the-veil-of-....
Ha habido un largo camino entre esa muy joven yo que miró a la autoridad y preguntó: ¿por qué? Un camino que todavía sigo recorriendo (y aprendiendo) paso a paso... o, en nuestro ámbito, obra a obra.
Estoy feliz, y muy (muy) agradecida, de ver finalmente publicado este libro.
I am thrilled to be part of this volume, which critically explores the topic of law and the unity of practical reasoning - rarely explicitly and systematically discussed, despite it being a cornerstone of many contemporary debates.
Here the whole volume in Open Access:
👉 dx.doi.org/10.5040/9781...
In recent decades, authority has mainly been treated as a reason-based concept within legal philosophy, understood through practical reasoning
Here, I analyse this choice & its theoretical & practical consequences - and why we may want to reconsider it
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dx.doi.org/10.5040/9781...
As @bojanspaic.bsky.social has said, in legal theory one lives on the "highly recommended" of the Legal Theory Blog.
Thanks @lsolum.bsky.social !
Spaic & Rabanos on Schauer on Free Speech, buff.ly/PzZCAIq - Bojan Spaic (University of Belgrade - Faculty of Law) & Julieta A. Rabanos (University of Girona) have posted Schauer on Free Speech: A Lifelong Enquiry on SSRN.
The fabulous @jrabanos.bsky.social and @BojanSpaic discussed experimental jurisprudence with me in their awesome podcast! If you want to know why experimental jurisprudence is not like theoretical physics, or what does lying and reasonableness have in common, check it out!
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Ep. #10 of Heavily Accented Philosophy of Law Podcast is here!
In this episode, we delve with Iza Skoczeń (@izaskoczen.bsky.social - Jagiellonian Centre for Law, Language and Philosophy) into the topic of experimental jurisprudence.
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For anyone interested in Kelsen, the Pure Theory of Law, and related topics in legal theory and science (especially early career scholars) - consider applying to next year's call for papers to participate in the next edition of the workshop!
Many thanks to the Hans Kelsen Werke - Research Group for the invitation, including (but not limited to) Jörg Kammerhofer, Matthias Jestaedt, and Rodrigo Cadore!
I have been invited as a guest for this year's Kamingespräch (fireside talk), dedicated to the perennial and never resolved debate on law & coercion.
I will also have the opportunity to participate in the discussion of this year's papers, which promises to be very challenging.
Thrilled to be participating, this Monday and Tuesday in Freiburg, in the upcoming edition of the Annual Workshop on the Vienna School of Jurisprudence and the Pure Theory of Law, organised by the Hans Kelsen Werke - Research Group!
Here the full programme 👇
Finally here!
Last week gifted me some magnificent moments, born at the intersection of my academic job and four great life pleasures:
1. Cat petting
2. Seeing friends & discussing their ideas (this time, @amwaltermann.com's)
3. Applied fantasy and sci-fi
4. Bizarre-fabulous new & old places
This is definitely an adequate origin for your villain story.
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