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This book contains a number of propositions about the variation of law across social space. The purpose of these propositions is to predict and explain this variation, and so to contribute to a scientific theory of law. Theory of this kind has practical applications, and also applications to the study of other social life.
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Explains law's diverse social patterns for thinkers and scholars.
Who is this book for?
If you're curious about how law functions differently across societies, this book offers a fascinating look into the scientific theories behind those variations. It challenges you to think about law not just as rules but as a dynamic part of social life that changes with context. Perfect for readers interested in sociology, law, or social sciences, seeking a deeper understanding of the social fabric.
