Legal Philosophy in Oxford

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Legal Philosophy in Oxford
Welcome to the public web site of the jurisprudence community at the University of Oxford! Oxford has had unparalleled strength in the philosophy of law ever since H.L.A. Hart became Professor of Jurisprudence in 1952. More than fifty years on, according to the Philosophical Gourmet Report 2006, 'Oxford University continues to be the world leader in legal philosophy, and by a wide margin: no school anywhere else in the English-speaking world has either Oxford's depth or breadth.' More news More history

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