Tamanaha - Guides d'étude, Notes de cours & Résumés

This documents includes all relevant information from the readings, knowledge clips and tutorials for the Introduction to Philosophy of Global Law course at Tilburg University for Global Law students. It serves as a foundation for the course and a good preparation for the exam, as it includes direct relevant extracts from the works of Tamanaha, Bentham, Arendt, and others, which are relevant to the course and usually appear on exam questions as well. The document addresses all key module...

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This is an essay that looks into Tamanaha's work “Several meanings of Politics in judicial politics study: Why ideological influence is not partisanship?”, and provides supportive examples and arguments, as well as counteracts with his arguments.