'There are few works in contemporary legal philosophy that match its standards of quality and innovation. Dyzenhaus's book combines the virtues of originality and insight, which are typical of authors like Dworkin and Raz, with the equally important virtues of discipline, sensitivity to historical context, interdisciplinarity, and generosity in the interpretation of other authors …' Thomas Bustamante, JOTWELL
1. The Puzzle of Very Unjust Law I: Hart and Dworkin; 2. The Puzzle of Very Unjust Law II: Hobbes; 3. The Constitution of Legal Authority/The Authority of Legal Constitutions; 4. The Janus-Faced Constitution; 5. The Politics of Legal Space; 6. Legality's Promise; Appendix I. Exclusive and Inclusive Legal Positivism; Appendix II. Kantian Private Law Theory; Appendix III. John Finnis and 'Schmittean Logic'.