Conformity, Custom, and Congruence: Rethinking the Efficacy of Law
Conformity, Custom, and Congruence: Rethinking the Efficacy of Law
This chapter argues that legal philosophers have paid insufficient attention to the efficacy of a legal system in regulating human conduct. It seeks to expound a richer and wider notion of law's efficacy and to highlight its centrality in the conventional foundations of any legal system.
Keywords: law, conventions, efficacy, legal governance, custom
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