Dworkins

Dworkins is a surname. It is used to refer collectively to people who bear the family name Dworkin. The most widely recognized bearer is Ronald Dworkin (1931–2013), an American legal philosopher whose work on law and rights helped shape contemporary jurisprudence. He argued that legal interpretation is an interpretive practice bound by moral reasoning and that rights play a central role in law. His influential books include Taking Rights Seriously (1977) and Law's Empire (1986).

Beyond Ronald, individuals with the surname Dworkin have pursued careers across academia, politics, arts, and public life, though they are less prominent in international profiles. In scholarly references and biographical works, the name Dworkin appears as part of discussions related to jurisprudence, ethics, and related fields. The plural form Dworkins is primarily used in English when referring to multiple people who share the surname, rather than to a distinct organization or place.