Ronald Dworkin's "Theory of Principles" - the "Third Way" in the Theory of Law?
The development by R. Dvorkin of the “model of legal principles” traditional for Anglo-Saxon theoretical and legal science, which he, in a modified version, opposes to the model of “legal rules” of analytical jurisprudence, allows us to raise the question of a “third way” in legal theory regarding the teachings of natural law and legal positivism . However, such a conclusion, with all the possible arguments in its favor, looks premature, given the historical multivariance of natural law models.