Content: R. J. Allen: The Structure of Juridical Proof - A. Brockmöller: The Current Relevance of Savigny's Theory of Sources of Law - S. C. Hicks: Sources of Law. Towards a New Middle Ages of Law - A. E. Karkoub / M. Heather: Custom as a Source of International Law - F. H. Llano Alonso: Law and Jurisprudence Within a Plural Conception of Sources - A. Lopatka: Rules of Conduct Established by Physical Creations - M. Paroussis: Legal Standards and the Normativity of Expectations - F. Toepel: Legal Proof and Scientific Explanation - R. Tuomela / M. Bonnevier-Tuomela: Norms and Agreement - B. R. Dorbeck-Jung: Comparative Legislative Studies - R. S. Summers: The Formal Character of Law - E. Virgala Foruria: The Delegated Legislation in Europe - J. M. Adeato: Inconsistency Strategies in Peripheral Judicial Systems - V. Iturralde: The Judicial Decisions as a Source of Law in Civil Law: The Spanish Case - M. Karlsson: Criminal Law and Judge-Made Law - D. Kim: A Reconstruction of Rawls's Political Conception of Justice - D. N. MacCormick: Precedent As a Source of Law - C. A. Mota de Souza: Judicial, Jurisprudential and Summular Law - J. M. van Dunné: Coherence in Legal Decision Making - C. Varga: The Judicial Process - F. Quintana Bravo: Interpretation and Sources of Law - J. Raz: Why Interpret? - J. P. Rooney: J. Wróblewsky on Judicial Interpretation - R. Sarkowicz: "Objective Interpretation" - G. Wihl: The Aesthetic Element in Legal Interpretation