Legal Realism Now?

David Simon

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Abstract

This is a surreply to Ramsi Woodcock's response article on Adam Mossoff’s essay, Trademark as a Property Right. It argues that Woodcock overlooks potential benefits from legal formalism and neglects the shortcomings of some legal realist techniques, particularly those in law and economics.
Original languageEnglish
Non-refereed scientific journalKentucky Law Journal
Volume107
Number of pages6
ISSN0023-026X
Publication statusPublished - 2019
MoE publication typeB1 Journal article

Keywords

  • 513 Law
  • formalism
  • legal realism
  • Ramsi Woodcock
  • tredemark as property

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    FAirness, Morality and Equality in international and European Intellectual Property Law (FAME-IP)

    Lee, N., Jongsma, D., Bruun, N., Cadillo Chandler, D., Antikainen, M. J., Kallio, S., Kur, A., Sandeen, S., Simon, D. & Calboli, I.

    Academy of Finland, Hanken

    01.07.2018 → 31.12.2022

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