Hans Kelsen

À propos de l'auteur

Hans Kelsen was a prominent legal scholar and philosopher, best known for his contributions to legal positivism and his development of the pure theory of law. He sought to establish a clear distinction between law and morality, advocating for a scientific approach to legal theory. Kelsen's work emphasized the importance of legal norms and the hierarchical structure of legal systems, which has had a lasting influence on the field of legal studies.

Throughout his career, Kelsen engaged with various philosophical and political ideas, contributing to debates on democracy, constitutional law, and international law. His notable works, including 'General Theory of Law and State' and 'Pure Theory of Law,' provide significant insights into the nature of legal systems and the role of law in society. Kelsen's ideas continue to resonate in contemporary legal theory, making him a key figure in the study of law and its philosophical underpinnings.