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Introduction 1

PART ONE: THE DESCRIPTIVE ANALYSIS OF LAW 5

Section A: Internal perspectives 5

Chapter 1. 'Law' as seen by the ordinary person 5

Chapter 2. 'Law' - The view from the judge's bench 56

Chapter 3. 'Law' as predicted by the 'bad man' 93

Section B: External perspectives 115

Chapter 4. The domestic legal system: A cybernetic analysis 115

Chapter 5. The domestic legal system: Computerization of the judicial decision 155

Chapter 6. The international legal system: The relation of theory to practice 180

Chapter 7. The international legal system: The relation of law to the behavior of nations 202

PART TWO: THE NORMATIVE ANALYSIS OF LAW 221

Section A: Justice 221

Chapter 8. The death of Socrates and ultimate legal obligation 228

Chapter 9. Rawls' theory of justice and international society 259

Chapter 10. Power, law, and society 277

Section B: Morality 285

Chapter 11. The conflict between legal and moral obligation: The 'bad Samaritan' paradigm 287

Chapter 12. The case of the Speluncean explorers: Further proceedings 304

Index 329