by Hans Kelsen · Ariel Editorial · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788434411005
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In this essay, Hans Kelsen explores the concept of justice from a philosophical and legal perspective. He analyzes the different interpretations of justice throughout history and examines the values and principles that support it. Kelsen argues that justice is an irrational ideal and that its content varies according to different societies and eras. Despite its relativity, justice remains a fundamental value for human coexistence and social organization. This Spanish edition from Ariel Editorial offers an accessible translation of Kelsen's original work, allowing Spanish-speaking readers to reflect on this crucial topic.
Hans Kelsen was an Austrian and later American jurist, legal philosopher and political philosopher. He is known principally for his theory of law, which he named the "pure theory of law ", and for his writings on international law and theory of democracy.
