Law and Morals: Proceedings of the Special Workshop held at the 28th World Congress of the International Association for Philosophy of Law and Social Philosophy in Lisbon, Portugal, 2017

Table of Contents
Introduction
Part I – Law and Practical Reason
	(André Ferreira Leite de Paula)
On the Unities of Law, Practical Reason, and Right: Foundations of the Unity
of Reason beyond the Plurality of Knowledge and of Normative Orders
	(Bruce Anderson /Michael Shute)
Is There a Unity of Practical Reason that Embraces Law and Morals?
	(Gabriel Alejandro Encinas Duarte)
Is Argumentation Theory Applicable for Legal Pluralism?
	(Héctor A. Morales Zúñiga)
On the Moral Foundations of a Fair Trial
	(Giulia Terlizzi)
The New Role of Extra Legal Principles: A Comparative Overview
Part II – Conceptual Approaches onLaw and Morals
	(Lorenz Kähler)
What Constitutes the Concept Of Law? Potentialism as a Position
Beyond Positivism and Natural Law Theory
	(Andrés Santacoloma Santacoloma)
Rethinking the Practical: The Migration Background
of Thick Concepts
Part III – On Legal versus Moral Normativity
	(João Andrade Neto)
On the (dis)Similar Properties of Legal and Moral Duties
	(João Maurício Adeodato)
Law and Morals According to a Realistic and Rhetorical Philosophy:
The Brazilian Case Revisited
Part IV – Morals and Legal Positivism
	(Jing Zhao)
On the Relation between Law and Morality: From the Separation
to the Connection Thesis in Gustav Radbruch’s Legal Philosophy
	(Wei Feng)
Non-Positivism and Encountering a Weakened Necessity of the
Separation between Law and Morality – Reflections on the Debate
between Robert Alexy and Joseph Raz
	(Yanxiang Zhang)
The Separation Thesis and H.L.A. Hart’s Legal Positivism
	(Henrique Neves)
The Minimal Content of Natural Law: In What Sense is it Really Natural?
	(Marin Keršić)
Is There a Moral Obligation to Obey the Law? Separation Thesis and
Legal Theory in Croatia
About the authors