Felipe Jiménez
Biographic Data
| ID | 6005814 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Felipe Jiménez |
| GIVEN NAMES | Felipe |
| FAMILY NAME | Jiménez |
| SIGNATURE | JIMENEZ F |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Southern California |
| ORCID | 0009-0005-8200-3903 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 10 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 11 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Truly General Jurisprudence
There has been a recent turn toward a new form of nonpositivism in Anglo-American jurisprudence. This paper focuses on the theories articulated by Mark Greenberg and Scott Hershovitz (I label their views as the “New Legal Anti-Positivism” or NLAP). NLAP argues that questions about legal rights and obligations are moral questions; that legal reasoning is a form of moral reasoning; and that there is no domain of legal normativity that stands indepe…
Análisis de la implementación de la Política Nacional para Estudiantes Extranjeros en un liceo de Valparaíso
En 2024 se presentó la Actualización de la Política Nacional para Estudiantes Extranjeros en Chile (2024-2028), marcando un hito clave que busca superar las limitaciones de la versión anterior (2018-2022) en materia de inclusión, migración y escuela. Este trabajo ofrece un análisis participativo de la actual política, con el objetivo de aportar a una comprensión más situada de sus alcances y desafíos en la implementación. A partir de un estudio d…
Relational Justice and the Value of Private Law
Relational Justice: A Theory of Private Law articulates a distinctive theory of private law that claims this body of law is grounded in a basic commitment to self-determination and substantive equality. In this short comment, I focus on three aspects of Dagan and Dorfman’s theory: the relationship between relational justice and other more traditional notions of interpersonal justice; the idea that private law is intrinsically valuable; and the co…
Perceived risk and acceptance of automated vehicles users to unexpected hazard situations in real driving conditions
The decision-making systems in highly automated vehicles use artificial intelligence (AI) techniques to replicate human-like behaviour in driving. However, when studying the acceptance of such vehicles, analysing the human factor is essential if their deployment is to be a success. This paper presents an analysis, based on real driving conditions, of perceived risk and occupant acceptance of an SAE level 4 automated vehicle (where the user adopts…
Legality and Commitment
Many philosophers believe there is no general, content-independent duty to obey the law. Yet at least some (and perhaps many) citizens and officials believe law makes a real difference—independently of its content and of prudential considerations—regarding what they should do. This paper offers an argument that vindicates the latter belief, even if skeptics are right in thinking that law cannot generate a general duty to obey. Under this argument…
La escuela autodidacta
La consolidación de los flujos migratorios hacia Chile y la concentración de estudiantes extranjeros en escuelas públicas han hecho que el Estado y el Ministerio de Educación implementen cuerpos normativos y diseñen guías y orientaciones para favorecer los procesos de inclusión escolar. El objetivo de este estudio fue analizar la documentación pública disponible sobre inclusión de estudiantes extranjeros en función de lo que se espera que hagan l…
Private law legalism
Judges decide multiple types of disputes, including disputes involving the property or contractual rights of two private parties (their ‘private rights’). The nature of these private rights has long been the focus of philosophical debates between conventionalists, non-conventionalists, and Kantians. In this paper, I offer an argument in favour of the adoption of a legalist concept of private rights by judges and lawyers involved in private law di…
Legal Positivism for Legal Officials
This paper makes a conceptual prescription: it argues that judges and lawyers should adopt a positivist concept of law, on normative grounds. The positivist view, I will argue, is more consistent with reasonable disagreement and majority rule than nonpositivist views, offers a better view of law’s moral standing, and is more consistent with what Dworkin called ‘integrity’ than non-positivism. As the paper explains, this is an argument about what …
Contribuciones y limitaciones de los protocolos de acogida para estudiantes extranjeros
Entre los diferentes instrumentos y dispositivos utilizados por las escuelas para facilitar la inclusión de estudiantes extranjeros, los protocolos de acogida han llegado a ser los más utilizados. Sin embargo, a la fecha las particularidades de estos dispositivos y su contribución en los procesos de acogida han sido poco explorados y discutidos. El objetivo de este estudio es analizar la implementación de los protocolos de acogida en escuelas chi…
Contracts, markets, and justice
Peter Benson’s Justice in Transactions offers a compelling internal, non-instrumental Hegelian conception of the law of contracts. It also connects this non-instrumental conception with broader issues like the social theory of the market, liberal justification, and socio-economic justice. The book is a remarkable achievement. As such, it will – and should – become part of the canon of contract theory. In this review essay, I focus on the theoreti…
The rise and fall of the cortijo system
The rise and fall of the cortijo system
Contracts, markets, and justice
Peter Benson’s Justice in Transactions offers a compelling internal, non-instrumental Hegelian conception of the law of contracts. It also connects this non-instrumental conception with broader issues like the social theory of the market, liberal justification, and socio-economic justice. The book is a remarkable achievement. As such, it will – and should – become part of the canon of contract theory. In this review essay, I focus on the theoreti…
The rise and fall of the cortijo system
Contracts, markets, and justice
Peter Benson’s Justice in Transactions offers a compelling internal, non-instrumental Hegelian conception of the law of contracts. It also connects this non-instrumental conception with broader issues like the social theory of the market, liberal justification, and socio-economic justice. The book is a remarkable achievement. As such, it will – and should – become part of the canon of contract theory. In this review essay, I focus on the theoreti…
Contribuciones y limitaciones de los protocolos de acogida para estudiantes extranjeros
Entre los diferentes instrumentos y dispositivos utilizados por las escuelas para facilitar la inclusión de estudiantes extranjeros, los protocolos de acogida han llegado a ser los más utilizados. Sin embargo, a la fecha las particularidades de estos dispositivos y su contribución en los procesos de acogida han sido poco explorados y discutidos. El objetivo de este estudio es analizar la implementación de los protocolos de acogida en escuelas chi…
Legal Positivism for Legal Officials
This paper makes a conceptual prescription: it argues that judges and lawyers should adopt a positivist concept of law, on normative grounds. The positivist view, I will argue, is more consistent with reasonable disagreement and majority rule than nonpositivist views, offers a better view of law’s moral standing, and is more consistent with what Dworkin called ‘integrity’ than non-positivism. As the paper explains, this is an argument about what …
La escuela autodidacta
La consolidación de los flujos migratorios hacia Chile y la concentración de estudiantes extranjeros en escuelas públicas han hecho que el Estado y el Ministerio de Educación implementen cuerpos normativos y diseñen guías y orientaciones para favorecer los procesos de inclusión escolar. El objetivo de este estudio fue analizar la documentación pública disponible sobre inclusión de estudiantes extranjeros en función de lo que se espera que hagan l…
Private law legalism
Judges decide multiple types of disputes, including disputes involving the property or contractual rights of two private parties (their ‘private rights’). The nature of these private rights has long been the focus of philosophical debates between conventionalists, non-conventionalists, and Kantians. In this paper, I offer an argument in favour of the adoption of a legalist concept of private rights by judges and lawyers involved in private law di…
Perceived risk and acceptance of automated vehicles users to unexpected hazard situations in real driving conditions
The decision-making systems in highly automated vehicles use artificial intelligence (AI) techniques to replicate human-like behaviour in driving. However, when studying the acceptance of such vehicles, analysing the human factor is essential if their deployment is to be a success. This paper presents an analysis, based on real driving conditions, of perceived risk and occupant acceptance of an SAE level 4 automated vehicle (where the user adopts…
Legality and Commitment
Many philosophers believe there is no general, content-independent duty to obey the law. Yet at least some (and perhaps many) citizens and officials believe law makes a real difference—independently of its content and of prudential considerations—regarding what they should do. This paper offers an argument that vindicates the latter belief, even if skeptics are right in thinking that law cannot generate a general duty to obey. Under this argument…
Truly General Jurisprudence
There has been a recent turn toward a new form of nonpositivism in Anglo-American jurisprudence. This paper focuses on the theories articulated by Mark Greenberg and Scott Hershovitz (I label their views as the “New Legal Anti-Positivism” or NLAP). NLAP argues that questions about legal rights and obligations are moral questions; that legal reasoning is a form of moral reasoning; and that there is no domain of legal normativity that stands indepe…
Análisis de la implementación de la Política Nacional para Estudiantes Extranjeros en un liceo de Valparaíso
En 2024 se presentó la Actualización de la Política Nacional para Estudiantes Extranjeros en Chile (2024-2028), marcando un hito clave que busca superar las limitaciones de la versión anterior (2018-2022) en materia de inclusión, migración y escuela. Este trabajo ofrece un análisis participativo de la actual política, con el objetivo de aportar a una comprensión más situada de sus alcances y desafíos en la implementación. A partir de un estudio d…
Relational Justice and the Value of Private Law
Relational Justice: A Theory of Private Law articulates a distinctive theory of private law that claims this body of law is grounded in a basic commitment to self-determination and substantive equality. In this short comment, I focus on three aspects of Dagan and Dorfman’s theory: the relationship between relational justice and other more traditional notions of interpersonal justice; the idea that private law is intrinsically valuable; and the co…
Political science (7 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Law (4 works) · Law and economics (4 works) · Legal principles and applications (4 works) · Philosophical Ethics and Theory (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Business (2 works) · Economic Justice (2 works) · Epistemology (2 works)