Towards New Legal Pluralism A Review Essay on Ondřejek's Monograph Defragmentation of Law: Reconstruction of Contemporary Law as a System

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Towards New Legal Pluralism A Review Essay on Ondřejek's Monograph Defragmentation of Law: Reconstruction of Contemporary Law as a System
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The aim of this article is to explore the theoretical aspects of fragmentation law and legalpluralism. As this is a review essay, the argumentation ties into Pavel Ondřejek's 'Defragmentation of Law. Reconstruction of Contemporary Law as a System' (Intersentia, 2023).His views are based on systemic and positivist theories of law and are inspired by Luhman.I confront these perspectives with sociological arguments on legal pluralism. Furthermore,I analyze the methodology of Ondřejek's unique take on its integrative potential. Lastly, thisessay looks to give alternative explanations to the causal effects as to why there is an ongoingfragmentation of law from an empirical perspective. By analyzing a number of sociologicalsurveys on how people understand and interact with the law, I look to give more depth andbackground to the phenomena and theories presented by Pavel Ondřejek.
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2024
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