Normentheorie.

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'Theory of Norms. The Fundament of a Universal Criminal Law Dogmatics': The distinction between norms of conduct addressed to citizens and norms of sanctions addressed to law enforcement agencies is also meeting with increasing resonance internationally. From this perspective, questions are asked about the content of the norms of conduct, for example in the case of an attempt, an omission offence or a negligent offence, as well as about the addressee of the legal norm. This volume demonstrates the fruitfulness of an international discussion of these questions.

Autorenportrait

PD (Univ. Halle) Dr. phil. habil. Alexander Aichele works independently as Consulting Philosopher and editor (https://arkesilaos.jimdofree.com). Many books and papers, esp. on metaphysics, logic, theory of knowledge and action, aesthetics, philosophy of law, political philosophy. Recently: Deutsch denken. Die Philosophie der Neuen Rechten (Metzler 2021). Joachim Renzikowski is Professor of Criminal Law and Legal Philosophy/Legal Theory at Martin-Luther-University Halle-Wittenberg. His main fields of research are the Theory of Norms, General Theory of Criminal Law, Crimes Against Sexual Autonomy and the European Convention on Human Rights. Frauke Rostalski is Professor of Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure Law, Philosophy of Law and Comparative Law. Her research focuses in particular on the border area between criminal law, medicine and ethics, as well as on the questions for law and morality arising from progress in the field of artificial intelligence.

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