It seems to me quite significant that the legal realist school will be widely developed in Sweden. For those who would not see what he is talking about, this is a philosophical approach law which is to enjoy a certain reality, as opposed to a positivist approach. The latter would lead instead to consider a normative system as such, quite detached from coherent third contingencies, as Kelsen has intensively addressed. The realistic approach, as constructed by the sages of Uppsala, is based on the social, and school is often called social realism. The idea is that substance must be built to the right and the object, the company owning the legal truth if you will. Thus, if society believes collectively that such a rule is obsolete, since when it should not exist. Lawyers should strive in this direction to correspond to the collective will, and not get lost in the beauty of ethereal legal systems.
A current well known and different from these two there is the natural law. In this design, sometimes called "droitdelhommiste", it also seeks to deny legal positivism hardcore posing certain values as fundamental and unalterable. Thus, a legal system inspired Nazi would be acceptable in terms of a logical positivist, who accepts herself, while it would be unacceptable in a system which would have placed first sight of intangible rights supreme. This design also works around a problem inherent in social realism: it subtracts values too contingent, likely to change overnight the whim of the masses, protecting them sustainably. But this quality is also questionable, since we can always discuss endlessly the legitimacy and coherence to want to characterize a particular right as fundamental.
Amidst these interminable debates, I'm responsible for writing a dissertation on Lundstedt and his theory in light Kant and Rawls, two other major thinkers for anyone interested in political philosophy. Certainly I will discuss my findings on this blog, in case it could interest some soul in perdition conceptual.
Incidentally, the playboy pictures of none other than himself Hagerstrom, spiritual father of Scandinavian realism.
Lund to the French. 
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