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This volume contains a collection of selected papers presented in the working groups of the 23rd World Congress of Legal and Social Philosophy held in Kraków in August 2007. The papers focus on three main topics: the legal system investigated from various perspectives, social and ethical issues in the law and the problem of liberty and state. The papers present different views and perspectives, as their authors come from different countries and legal cultures. Readers will have an opportunity to compare different approaches to certain classical problems of legal philosophy and to learn about certain new ideas pursued by researchers from different legal cultures.

Introduction
Analyzing the System of Law
Martin P. Golding
The Idea of Legal Pathology
Stefano Colloca
The Possibility of Antinomy
Miklós Szabó
Carving out Speech Acts
Valerio Nitrato Izzo
Playing the Law: on Musical Performance and Legal Interpretation
Hideo Aoi
Overruling and Statute - Correction
Noel Struchiner
Choosing between Decision-Making Models: A Spike Lee Joint
Hirohide Takikawa
Citizens as Brothers? Critically Analyzing Dworkin on Political Obligation
Denise Meyerson
Bills of Rights and Public Interest Exceptions
Alessio Lo Giudice
Between Symbols and Institutions: Introducing the Plural Subject
Maria-Isabel Garrido Gómez
From the Formal Rationality to the New Practical Rationality of Law
Imer B. Flores
Hercules, Ulysses and Omphale. The Battle for Constitutionalism: Legislation and Adjudication
Jennifer Hendry
Legal Integration in the EU: The unitas in diversitate Conundrum and the Importance of Considering Culture
Marton Varju
Managing Diversity: Accommodating Divergence in European Human Rights Laws
Hannele Isola-Miettinen
The 'Rights' in the European Union Constitutional Treaty?
Alexandra George
What is 'Intellectual Property'? Standard Definitional Methods and their Flaws
Alexandre Veronese
The Empirical Research Problem and its Low Integration in the Law Agenda: Brazilian Perspective
Social and Ethical Issues in the Law
Paul Warren
Globalization and Beneficial Exploitation
Caridad Velarde
Violence and Intellectuals
Eliana Patricia Branco
Between Silence and Noise: Access to Law and Justice as a Human Right for/of Communication and Understanding
Rafael Rodriguez Prieto, Jose Maria Seco Martinez
The Women Committee of the Greater London Council (1981-1986)
Elena Tzelepis
"Womankind - the Everlasting Irony of the Community": the Dialectics of Autonomy
Csaba Varga
Law, Ethic, Economy. Independent Paths or Shared Ways?
Jose Renato Gaziero Cella, Cesar Antonio Cerbena, Aires Jose Rover
The Connections between Morality and the Connections between Morality and Law from a Logical Point of View
Dawid Bunikowski
Enforcement of Morality by the Law
Kitti Maros
Comparison of the Connection of Law and Morality in Far-Eastern Countries and in the West
Paul Taylor, Richard Braddock, Peter Petocz, Anna Reid
Teaching Professional Ethics: Reflections on a Student Survey
Liberty and the State (Contains Papers from the Special Workshop on Libertarianism)
Jan Narveson
Why Liberty?
Douglas B. Rasmussen, Douglas J. Den Uyl
Rights and Capabilities
Susumu Morimura
Libertarian Estate Tax
Luis Antonio Cunha Ribeiro
Can Democracy Still be Possible if Free-Will Proves to be Just an Illusion?