Sir William Anson was a renowned statesman and lawyer of 19th century England who belonged to one of the most prominent aristocratic British families of the century. Though he was passionate about literature and law since his childhood but he kept himself very sophisticated during his career as a politician ... Read More

Thomas Macaulay was a British historian and law genius of the 19th century who had the unmatchable caliber to acquire the highest positions in the entire political history of England. Though, he always kept himself content with his life choices and made a deep impact on the political system and ... Read More

Carl Schmitt was a German Jurist, conservative legal scholar, constitutional expert and political scholar of the 20th century who is known as a modern critic of parliamentary democracy, liberalism and cosmopolitanism. His widely read essays and writings made a remarkable influence on political and legal theory, philosophy and theology. Birth ... Read More

Hans Kelsen was an Austrian jurist, professor, legal scholar, international writer and political philosopher of the 20th century who has the credit of authoring the Constitution of Austria and Pure Theory of Law which revived the original analytical legal thought of jurisprudence. Kelson wrote extensively on legal jurisprudence with the ... Read More

Herbert Lionel Adolphus Hart was an English Political−Legal Philosopher and Professor of Jurisprudence who is prominent for redefining the Analytical−Positivism School of Jurisprudence in the 20th century. Hart contributed in the field of philosophy and jurisprudence through his writings which enshrined a new methodology to approach law in an analytical ... Read More

Hugo Grotius was a Dutch scholar, an exceptional legal figure, brilliant statesman and skilled diplomat of his time who not only became the father of modern international law for his remarkable contributions to the study of just war and peace but was also named as the father of philosophical jurisprudence ... Read More

Jeremy Bentham was a living legal phenomenon of 18th century England. He was a person with inherent capacity to study, read, criticize, reinvent and codify law to the last extent in the entire English legal history of the times. Bentham was an outstanding political−legal reformer and jurist of England who ... Read More

John Austin (1790 − 1859) is a renowned British Legal scholar of 19th Century England and America, who was born into an English merchant family and changed careers frequently owing to his personal peculiarities. He started off his career by serving in the military of England for a short span ... Read More

John Marshall was an American Jurist, attorney and statesman who is known for being an exceptional figure to serve in all the three branches of the US Federal government. John has been the most impactful justice of the Supreme Court of the United States for writing numerous landmark judgments on ... Read More

John B. Rawls was the most impactful political philosopher of the 20th century. He was an American political and legal scholar of the liberal tradition whose articles influenced the entire moral and political jurisprudence for more than two decades. Moreover, he contributed in reviving the natural theory of law while ... Read More