Is Lex Posterior Necessary in Legal Systems?

Normative conflicts (antinomies) are a traditional topic in Western legal thought [1]. The term, quite broadly speaking, refers to the situations in which two legal norms, simultaneously applicable to the same state of affairs, regulate the state of affairs in … Continued

A Very Scandinavian Saga (Part II)

Or: The Legal Phenomenon According to Hägerström and its Echoes in the Works of Olivecrona and Lundstedt   The first part of this project explored the historical and cultural context, as well as the rejection of metaphysics, that laid and … Continued

Should We Be Offended by AI Slurs? The Case of Algorithmic Insults (I)

The rapid integration of Large Language Models (LLMs), such as GPT-5, Gemini and Grok, into daily life has generated remarkable opportunities for communication, creativity, and information processing. These systems are capable of drafting text, generating code, and sustaining seemingly coherent … Continued

Does logic have any relation to law? (Part II)

We have already seen how logic has been applied in legal theory, in particular for the reconstruction of legal systems as deductive systems and the logical justification of legal decisions. Here, we will see in which sense the claim that … Continued

Surrogacy (II): A Critical Perspective from Sociological and Feminist Debates

The practice of surrogacy generates significant debate within feminist and sociological circles, particularly regarding its implications for women’s autonomy and exploitation. Previously, we have briefly what is surrogacy, what are surrogacy arrangements, and different examples of legal frameworks following different … Continued

Does logic have any relation to law? (Part I)

Perplexities regarding the relation between logic and law often stem from the fact that when speaking about ‘logic’, it is not clear enough what it is referred to. Broadly understood, logic is an artificial language providing forms of arguments that … Continued