Trevor N. Wedman Author
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Law as the Form of Common Practice
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| ISBN | 9783161616914 |
|---|---|
| Subtitle | Law as the Form of Common Practice |
| Publisher | Mohr Siebeck |
| Language | English |
| MRP | $94.00 USD |
| Page count | 191 |
Trevor N. Wedman shows that sovereignty, subjectivity and normativity, or the sovereign, the subject and the (legal) norm are three wholly interdependent concepts: the meaning of each of these concepts entails the other two. The title Inverting the Norm refers to an attempt at switching our perspective on legal normativity from top-down to bottom-up. The law is our reflected, and thus sovereign, form of common practice.
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