
Tous winners
Malcolm Gladwell
1976 · 2014 edition
313 pages
Legal theory asks what law is and what makes it just. Where does authority come from, must an unjust law be obeyed, how should judges decide? It takes in the classic thinkers, the major schools and histories of legal thought, for students and reflective lawyers. Only books in French are listed.

Malcolm Gladwell
1976 · 2014 edition
313 pages

Daron Acemoglu
2012 · 2015 edition
640 pages

Ahmed Rashid
2000 · 2001 edition
288 pages

Leon Trotsky
1986 · 1963 edition
204 pages

Hans Kelsen, Max Knight
1985 · 1999 edition
367 pages

Charles-Louis de Secondat baron de La Brède et de Montesquieu, Laurent Versini
Published 1995
608 pages

Paul M. Dewick
1997 · 2012 edition
539 pages

John Borrows, Risa Schwartz, Oonagh E. Fitzgerald, Larry Chartrand, Larry N. Chartrand
2019 · 2023 edition
236 pages

Ben Golder
2009 · 2014 edition
154 pages

Jean Carbonnier
Published 1992
419 pages

Albert Tessier, Faculté de Droit de Paris
2012 · 2018 edition
318 pages

Marceau Long, Prosper Weil, Guy Braibant, Pierre Delvové, Bruno Genevois
1996 · 2007 edition
1024 pages

Philippe Jestaz
1991 · 2018 edition
175 pages

Theodor Mommsen, Paul Krueger, Rudolf Schöll
2011 · 2018 edition
836 pages

Igor Okunev
Published 2021
474 pages

Frances E. Chapman
Published 2013
424 pages

Edouard Cuq
2012 · 2018 edition
330 pages

Jean-Claude Paye
Published 2004
224 pages

Prosper Weil, Guy Braibant, Bruno Genevois, Marceau Long, Pierre Delvolvé
1974 · 2023 edition
1070 pages

Chantal Delsol
Published 1991
257 pages

Blaise Tchikaya
Published 2001
159 pages

Ana Messuti
2003 · 2008 edition
149 pages

Jacques Vergès
Published 1988
213 pages

Craig Joyce
2006 · 2013 edition
718 pages