Legal Arguments in Interdisciplinary Argumentation
- Editor(s):
- Boogaart, Ronny; Garssen, Bart; Jansen, Henrike; Van Leeuwen, Maarten; Pilgram, Roosmaryn; Reuneker, Alex
Abstract
Legal argumentation theorists have not predominantly so far been engaged in interdisciplinary argumentation. Instead, they have rather remained safely within their own discipline. However, when there is a need to justify a decision involving two or more disciplines, and in a contemporary world this is all the more so, a broader perspective is unavoidable. One example of such can be interdisciplinary argumentation joining law and economics.

