Teoria della norma giuridica¶
Bobbio, N. (1958). Teoria della norma giuridica.
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- Mandatory vs. Default Norms
- The systematic effort to classify norms by their bindingness, source, and modal structure has deep roots in twentieth-century legal theory: Bobbio (1958), in his analysis of legal-norm typology, distinguishes norms by their imperative force, their addressee, and their modifiability, providing the conceptual scaffolding that makes the mandatory/default distinction one cell within a richer taxonomy of normative structures.
This sourceTwentieth-century legal-theoretic analysis classifying norms by imperative force, addressee, and modifiability; provides the conceptual scaffolding within which the mandatory/default distinction is one cell of a richer taxonomy of normative structures.
- The systematic effort to classify norms by their bindingness, source, and modal structure has deep roots in twentieth-century legal theory: Bobbio (1958), in his analysis of legal-norm typology, distinguishes norms by their imperative force, their addressee, and their modifiability, providing the conceptual scaffolding that makes the mandatory/default distinction one cell within a richer taxonomy of normative structures.
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