Werner Goldschmidt (lawyer)

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Werner Goldschmidt (born February 9, 1910 in Berlin ; died 1987 in Buenos Aires ) was a German legal scholar and professor in Argentina.

Life

Werner Goldschmidt is the son of Margarete and James Goldschmidt . In 1931 he received his doctorate in law from the University of Hamburg . In 1948 he was offered the chair of private international law by the Universidad Nacional de Tucumán in Argentina , which he followed. He was then professor at several universities in Argentina, in particular for international private law and legal philosophy . In his main work on legal philosophy, The Structure of the Legal World (1963), his "theory of the three-dimensional legal world" is significant in terms of the history of ideas for the history of legal and state philosophy .

Fonts (selection)

  • " Sistema y Filosofía del Derecho Internacional Privado " - EJEA, 1952
  • " Divorcio Extranjero de Matrimonio Argentino " - Editorial Depalma, 1981
  • " La ciencia de la justicia (Dikelogía) " - Editorial Aguilar, 1958
  • "The structure of the legal world" - Wiesbaden (Steiner), 1963
  • " El Principio Supremo de Justicia " - Editorial Belgrano, 1985
  • Some problems of legal theory in the light of linguistic epistemology , Verlag Brno, Rohrer, 1935
  • The linguism and the epistemology of references , Zurich, Verlag für Recht u. Society, 1936
  • Guilt in criminal and civil law , Breslau Marcus, 1934
  • The structure of the legal world , Wiesbaden Steiner, 1963

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personal data
SURNAME Goldschmidt, Werner
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German legal philosopher and professor of international private law
DATE OF BIRTH February 9, 1910
PLACE OF BIRTH Berlin
DATE OF DEATH 1987
Place of death Buenos Aires