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autopoietic theory of law: a standalone construct

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Sociology of law

the view of law as a self-reproducing communication system that processes its environment only through its own legal and illegal coding.

In sociology of law, autopoietic theory of law refers to the view of law as a self-reproducing communication system that processes its environment only through its own legal and illegal coding. This meaning comes from Teubner (1993) in Law as an autopoietic system.[1]

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  1. Teubner, G. (1993). Law as an autopoietic system. Blackwell. ISBN 9780631179764

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