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19 Jrslm. Rev. Legal Stud. [i] (2019)

handle is hein.journals/jerusrls19 and id is 1 raw text is: JERUSALEM REVIEW OF LEGAL STUDIES Volume 19 Issue 1 June 2019 CONTENTS JOHN GARDNER'S SYMPOSIUM Private Authority DAVID OWENS 1 0 The Authority in Property CRESCENTE MOLINA 14 0 Gardner on Corrective Justice Comment on From Personal Life to Private Law LINDA RADZIK 21 Corrective Justice, the Continuity Thesis, and the Duty of Care in Negligence Law: Lessons from John Gardner's From Personal Life to Private Law HARIS PSARRAS 34 7 0 Far from an Orthodoxy: Assignable Responsibility and Corrective Justice in John Gardner's Account of Tort Law JENNY STEELE 50 Does It Matter Where We Start?: Some Remarks on Some Remarks by John Gardner on the Methodology of Legal Philosophy JULIE DICKSON 71 Power-Conferring Laws and the Rule of Recognition MATTHEW H. KRAMER 87 Two Views of the Rule of Recognition EZEQUIEL MONTI 100 Escapable Law LESLIE GREEN 110 Cliff-top Predicaments and Morally Blemished Lives R. A. DUFF 125 What We Have Reason to Do: Another View from the Cliff-Top MICHELLE MADDEN DEMPSEY 141 Response and Responsibility VICTOR TADROS 155 What's the Value of Teamwork? KIMBERLEY BROWNLEE 173

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