Legal Theory

The Radical Ideas of Axel Hägerström That Reshaped Philosophy

Axel Hägerström, a Swedish philosopher, revolutionized 20th-century thought by challenging the objectivity of moral and legal concepts, sparking debates that still resonate today.

Axel Hägerström: The Philosopher Who Dared to Challenge Socialist Illusions

Axel Hägerström, a Swedish philosopher born in 1868, challenged legal and moral conventions by uncompromisingly advocating for empirical scrutiny over emotional and metaphysical constructions, creating seismic waves in intellectual and legal thinking.

Unlocking the Mysteries of Section 94: The Constitutional Quirk from 1867

Section 94 of the Constitution Act, 1867 is a uniquely Canadian legal provision, poised as a fascinating yet dormant tool for unifying provincial laws on property and civil rights. Its exploration offers exciting possibilities for reconciling regional autonomy with national consistency.