Download This PaperThinking About Norms in Pluralistic Societies: Blurred Lines between the 'Legal' and the 'Social' of Pluralist Normative Orders
Le droit comparé et..., Comparative Law and..., edited by Alexis Albarian & Olivier Moreteau, 2015
11 Pages Posted: 16 Feb 2016
Date Written: December 14, 2015
Abstract
This contribution deals with the author's thoughts on the differences and commonalities between legal and social norms in a pluralistic society.
Keywords: legal norms, social norms, legal pluralism, diversity
JEL Classification: K19, K34
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Rautenbach, Christa, Thinking About Norms in Pluralistic Societies: Blurred Lines between the 'Legal' and the 'Social' of Pluralist Normative Orders (December 14, 2015). Le droit comparé et..., Comparative Law and..., edited by Alexis Albarian & Olivier Moreteau, 2015, Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=2732258
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