A Matter of Principle, 2 ed - Dworkin

Ronald Dworkin's "A Matter of Principle" is a fundamental work for those seeking to delve deeper into the field of constitutional and public law. Published by Siglo XXI Editores Argentina in 2012, this 496-page book offers a rigorous analysis of the relationship between law and morality, raising crucial questions about the legitimacy of judicial decisions in a democracy.

Dworkin, renowned for his critical and reflective approach, addresses topics such as the possibility of violating the law in certain circumstances and the role of judges in interpreting the law. His scholarly style and ability to connect theory and practice make this text essential reading for legal students, academics, and professionals.

With its paperback format and medium size, "A Matter of Principle" is accessible and easy to handle, ideal for study and reference. This book not only enriches knowledge of the law but also invites reflection on the principles that govern our societies.