Beschreibung
Do laws have to be rational? And what defines a rational law anyway? Rationality is neither a uniform nor a well-defined term. And neither is it exclusive to jurisprudence, having instead multidisciplinary origins. But what meaning does rationality reveal in each of its discipline-specific origins in relation to legislation? And do these extra-judicial attributes have a normative constitutional foundation? Armin Steinbach's study adopts an interdisciplinary perspective, and aims to highlight rationality's partly homogenous, partly contradictory attributes when it comes to law making.
Autorenporträt
Geboren 1978; 2007 Promotion in Jura (LMU München); 2013 Promotion in Volkwirtschaftslehre (Erfurt); seit 2014 Gwilym Gibbon Fellow am Nuffield College (Oxford University); 2017 Habilitation (Bonn); seit 2017 Leiter des wirtschaftspolitischen Grundsatzreferates im Bundeswirtschaftsministerium (Berlin).
Herstellerkennzeichnung:
Jana Trispel
Wilhelmstraße, 18
72074 Tübingen
DE
E-Mail: trispel@mohrsiebeck.com
