Inhalt: A. Aarnio, Is Legal Science a Social Science? - J. Bell, Comparative Law and Legal Theory - T. Eckhoff, Legal Principles - W. Krawietz, Dual Concept of the Legal System? The Formal Character of Law from the Perspective of Institutional and Social Systems Theory - N. MacCormick, Four Quadrants of Jurisprudence - A. Peczenik, Unity of the Legal System - M. Samu, Adequacy of Societal Norm-Systems. The Issues of Modern ius et non-ius - R. Alexy, A Definition of Law - R. Dreier, Some Remarks on the Concept of Law - K. Greenawalt, Legal Reasoning and Personal Convictions - S. Harwood, Conceptually Necessary Links between Law and Morality - E. M. Jensen, Pragmatic Instrumentalism and the Future of American Legal Education - E. Pattaro, Ethical Aspects of the Concept of Legal Standard - H. Rottleuthner, Was it a Legal Order? - O. Behrends, Formality and Substance in Classical Roman Law - J. Evans, Aristotle's Theory of Equity - H. Hausmaninger, Publius Iuventius Celsus. The Profile of a Classical Roman Jurist - R. H. Helmholz, Legal Formalism, Substantive Policy, and the Creation of a Canon Law of Prescription - J. R. Lucas, The Lay-out of Arguments - F. Wieacker, Historical Models for the Unification of European Law - J. J. Barceló III, Countervailing against Environmental Subsidies - R. A. Hillman, Good Faith Performance of Contracts in Late Twentieth-Century American Law - J. Hruschka, On the History of Justification and Excuse in Cases of Necessity - L. C. Kirkpatrick, Form and Substance in American Criminal Law: The Constitutionalization of Proof Burdens - R. K. Osgood, Robert S. Summers and Legal Process at Cornell - J. Prebble, Ectopia, Formalism, and Anti-Avoidance Rules in Income Tax Law - M. Taruffo, Involvement and Detachment in the Presentation of Evidence - J. J. White, The Influence of American Legal Realism on Article 2 of the Uniform Commercial Code - D. T. Coenen, The Curious Role of Interpretive Formality in American Constitutional Law - R. Fentiman, Legal Reasoning in the Conflict of Laws: An Essay in Law and Practice - P.-C. Müller-Graff, The European Internal Market and the Law - S. L. Paulson, Kelsen and the Marburg School: Reconstructive and Historical Perspectives - C. Varga, The Context of the Judicial Application of Norms - D. Wyduckel, The Significance of History for Legal Philosophy and Positive Law - R. C. Cramton, Publicly-Funded Civil Legal Assistance for Poor People in the United States - E. Garzón Valdés, Constitution and Stability in Latin America - A. Kaufmann, The Small-Coin Right of Resistance. An Admonition to Civil Courage - G. Marshall, The Future of Constitutional Free Speech - M. Troper, The Interpretation of the Declaration of Human Rights by a Constitutional Judge - T. D. Campbell, Legal Change and Legal Theory: The Context for a Revised Legal Positivism - J. Hellner, Normative Rationality de lege ferenda and de lege lata - M. La Torre, Formalism and Anti-Formalism in Modern Law; State Law and Beyond - V. Petev, Is Contemporary Law Post-Modern? - O. Weinberger, Formalism and Anti-Formalism. Reconsidering an Important Dispute in Jurisprudence