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Notes
1 (Oxford UP 2022).
2 Joseph Raz, From Normativity to Responsibility (Oxford UP 2011) chapter 12.
3 Raz (n1).
4 Joseph Raz, ‘Voluntary Obligations and Normative Powers’ (1972) 46 Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society, Supplementary Volumes 79.
5 (2nd edn, Oxford UP 2009; 1st edn, Clarendon 1979).
6 (Oxford UP 1990).
7 Raz (n1).
8 Raz (n2), chapter 2.
9 Raz (n2).
10 (Clarendon 2003)
11 Joseph Raz (ed.), Practical Reasoning (Oxford UP 1978).
12 This can be seen arguably in Raz’s service conception of authority. See: Joseph Raz, The Morality of Freedom (Clarendon 1988) chapter 3; Joseph Raz, Ethics in the Public Domain: Essays in the Morality of Law and Politics (Rev. edn., Clarendon 1995) chapter 10; Joseph Raz, Between Authority and Interpretation: On the Theory of Law and Practical Reason (Oxford UP 2009) chapter 5.
13 Raz, From Normativity to Responsibility (n2) 243.
14 Raz, From Normativity to Responsibility (n2) 227; see more generally chapter 5.
15 Raz, From Normativity to Responsibility (n2) 5.
16 See Raz, Between Authority and Interpretation (n12) Part III.
17 John Hyman read an early draft of this introduction and provided valuable comments, for which I am grateful.