JURISPRUDENCE (Philosophy of Law)

The book “Jurisprudence (Philosophy of Law) - University Lessons” presents the relevant theories, puts emphasis on the analysis of the branches of law and of basic human rights and proposes the holistic analysis of law. The holistic analysis of law attempts to combine in harmony theories of law and of other sciences. It accepts the general principles of morality of natural law, provided that these principles are humanistic (human beings and their dignity as the ultimate value), in the context of legal positivism distinguishes between de lege lata and de lege ferenda, and in the concept of neorealism co-relates economic, political and social approaches to finally become a possible tool to recommend finally in the future the best possible solutions with results and benefits (efficacy) for all human beings and in specific for their human, civil,. political and social rights in a regime of a liberal rule of law regarding each branch of law. Logically, relevant monographs will follow to further establish the holistic analysis of law. Particular references are made to Juriprudence, Cyprus and the Cyprus Problem.