The Journal Jurisprudence, Vol. 10

This tenth issue of “The Journal Jurisprudence” presents six articles: “LAW as Referent” by C.G. Bateman of University of British Columbia, “The Moral Irrelevance of Global and International Inequality” by Hugo Omar Seleme of National University of Córdoba, “Taking Stare Decisis Seriously” by James G. Wilson of Cleveland State University, “Gratitude and the Environment: Toward Individual and Collective Ecological Virtue” by Reed Elizabeth Loder of Vermont Law School, “The Democratic Common Law” by Matthew Steilen of Covington & Burling, “Neuroprudence: Using Neuroscience to Debunk Positivism’s Separation Thesis and Create a Niche for Naturalism in Our Positive Laws” by Daniel R. Correa of Oklahoma City University.