Editors choice

The editors of the American Journal of Jurisprudence have personally selected articles across the archive for your perusal. Click through below to immediately read these articles for free! 

Some Reflections on the Ideal Dimension of Law and on the Legal Philosophy of John Finnis
Robert Alexy 
(2013) 58(2): 97-110

The Bondwoman’s Son and the Beautiful Soul
N.E. Simmonds 
(2013) 58(2): 111-133 

Human Rights, Legitimacy, and International Law
John Tasioulas 
(2013) 58(1): 1-25

Radbruch's Formula and Conceptual Analysis
Brian H. Bix 
(2011) 56(1): 45-57

When Is There Not One Right Answer?
Matthew H. Kramer 
(2008) 53(1): 49-68

Nearly Natural Law
John Gardner 
(2007) 52(1): 1-23 

Natural Justice
Lawrence B. Solum
(2006) 51(1): 65-105

The Political Ethos of Constitutional Democracy and the Place of Natural Law in Public Reason: Rawls's “Political Liberalism” Revisited 
Martin Rhonheimer 
(2005) 50(1): 1-70

About Morality and the Nature of Law 
Joseph Raz 
(2003) 48(1): 1-15

Law and What I Truly Should Decide
John Finnis 
(2003) 48(1): 107-129

The Reason of the Law 
Timothy Endicott 
(2003) 48(1): 83-106

Legal Positivism: 5½ Myths 
John Gardner 
(2001) 46(1): 199-227 Additionally, from the pre-Finnis/Bradley archives, the editors have hand-picked the below articles to be made freely available:

Against Consequentialism 
Germain Grisez 
(1978) 23(1): 21-72 

The Concept of the Legal Order 
Hans Kelsen and Stanley L. Paulson 
(1982) 27(1): 64-84

Human Interaction and the Law 
Lon L. Fuller 
(1969) 14(1): 1-36

Norms and Logic 
Georges Kalinowski 
(1973) 18(1): 165-197

The concept of law. By H. L. A. Hart. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1961. Pp. viii, 263. 21s. 
John T. Noonan, Jr. 
(1962) 7(1): 169-177

Kelsen's theory of the Basic Norm 
Joseph Raz 
(1974) 19(1): 94-111

Natural Justice in Africa 
Max Gluckman 
(1964) 9(1): 25-44

Moral Complications and Moral Structures 
Robert Nozick 
(1968) 13(1): 1-50