约瑟夫•拉兹，复旦大学社会科学高等研究院学术委员会创始委员。
Joseph Raz
Professor of the Philosophy of Law，Columbia University
Research Interests
Theoretical Ethics, political and legal philosophy
Career & Education
1967 D.Phil. Oxford
1972-1985 Tutorial Fellow, Balliol
1985- Professorial Fellow
2002- Professor, Columbia University
Recent Publications
1. “Reasoning with Rules” Current Legal Problems, 54 (2001) 1
2. “Numbers,With and Without Contractualism”, Ratio 16 (2003) 346, also in P. Stratton-Lake (ed.) On What We Owe to Each Other (Blackwell, 2005) 346
3. “Personal Practical Conflicts”, Practical Conflicts eds. P. Baumann & M. Betzler ( Ca mbridge UP 2004) 172.
4. “Incorporation by Law”, Legal Theory 10 (2004 ) 1.
5. “The Force of Numbers”, Royal Institute of Philosophy Lectures 2003( Ca mbridge UP 2005) 245.
6. “Can There be a Theory of Law?”, Golding & Edmundson (eds.) The Blackwell Guide to the Philosophy of Law and Legal Theory (Blackwell 2004)
7. “The Role of Well-Being” Philosophical Perspectives 18 Ethics (2004) 269
8. “The Myth of Instrumental Rationality”, Journal for Ethics and Social philosophy 1 (2005) 1 (http://www.jesp.org/articles/)
9. “Instrumental Rationality – A Reprise”, Journal for Ethics and Social Philosophy, 1 (2005) Symposium 1
10. “The Trouble with Particularism (Dancy’s Version)” Mind 115(2006) 99
11. “The Problem of Authority: Revisiting the Service Conception” Minnesota Law Review 90 (2006) 1003-1044
Books
1. The Authority of Law, (OUP 1979).
2. The Concept of a Legal System, (OUP 2nd ed. 1980)
3. The Morality of Freedom , (OUP 1986).
4. Practical Reason and Norms, (rev. ed. OUP 1999)
5. Ethics in the Public Domain, (OUP 1995)
6. Engaging Reason, (OUP 2000)
7. Value, Respect & Attachment, (CUP 2001)
8. The Practice of Value, (OUP 2003) Tanner lectures delivered at Berkeley in 2001. The volu me, edited with an introduction by Jay Wallace, includes co m ments by Korsgaard, Pippin & Willia ms, and a response.