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Showing 1 to 2 of 2 for “"Normativity of law"”.

  1. Power-Conferring Norms and Law's Normative Guidance

    Law is a social construction. The fundamentally social character of normative facts in the legal domain implies that a legal order is the consequence of a complex interaction of reciprocal forces between norms and human activities. This thesis argues against the prevailing view that characterizes …

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  2. Law’s Technicality and Rich Evaluative Significances: Why (English) Law Is Not a Deontic System

    The more abstract, theoretical reaches of private law scholarship are perennially afflicted by controversies over whether particular legal categorisations such as contractual obligation and duty of care genuinely ‘legally obligate’ (or whether breaches of such standards are ‘wrongs’). General …

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