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Mahajan breaks down the positivist view of law, analyzing thinkers like John Austin, who defined law as the "command of the sovereign" backed by sanctions.
Detailed chapters on Analytical Positivism, Historical School, Sociological School, Realism, and Natural Law.
Finding specific discussions on complex topics like Kelsen's Grundnorm or Salmond's theory of rights is substantially faster using a PDF reader's search function than flipping through a physical index.
Mahajan famously disagreed with the Western notion that International Law isn't "true law." His chapter on "International Law in Municipal Sphere" predicted the globalization of legal systems long before the WTO existed.
: Discussions on the relationship between law and other social sciences, ethics, and morality. Educational Utility