The Rule Of Law

“The Rule of Law” by Tom Bingham is a seminal work in legal and political philosophy that explores the fundamental principles and significance of the rule of law in a just society. Published in 2010, Lord Bingham, a former British senior judge and law lord, examines the historical development and essential characteristics of the rule of law, emphasizing its crucial role in safeguarding individual rights, promoting justice, and preventing arbitrary government actions. Through insightful analysis and case studies, the book addresses the principles that underpin the rule of law, such as legal certainty, accessibility, and the protection of human rights, contributing to a deeper understanding of the concept’s centrality in democratic governance. --- Product Features --- Weight: 0.168 Written_By: T., H., Bingham Publisher: Penguin, UK Book Type: Fiction|Intellect Best For: Reads, on, protecting, individual, rights|promoting, justice|and, preventing, arbitrary, government, actions Ages: 18+ Binding: Paperback Edition: Reprint, edition, (24, February, 2011) Isbn: 978-0141034539 Language: English Pages: 224 Printing Remarks: Imported Dimension: 1.91, x, 13.34, x, 20.32, cm Total Pages: 224