The paper discusses normative systems and their revision within an algebraic framework. If a system is logically well-formed, certain norms, called connecting norms, determine the system as a whole. It is maintained that, if the system is well-formed, a relation at least as low as determines a lattice or quasi-lattice of its connecting norms. The ideas are presented mainly in the form of comments on a legal example concerning acquisition of movable property by extinction of another person's previous rights
An abstract architecture for idealized multi-agent systems whose behaviour is regulated by normative...
The use of normative systems is widely accepted as an effective approach to control and regulate the...
The paper addresses Eugenio Bulygin's legal theory, and in particular his theory of legal norms and ...
In legal theory, a well-known idea is that an intermediate concept like 'ownership' joins a set of l...
The formal analysis of normative systems as initiated by Alchourrón and Bulygin can be complemented ...
AbstractThe formal analysis of normative systems as initiated by Alchourrón and Bulygin can be compl...
AbstractMany concepts in legal texts are “intermediaries”, in the sense that they serve as links bet...
Writing a contract with a specific content is a ground for purchase, purchase is a ground for owners...
Many concepts in legal texts are "intermediaries", in the sense that they serve as links between sta...
AbstractWriting a contract with a specific content is a ground for purchase, purchase is a ground fo...
In a legal system, there are different strata of concepts exhibiting the pattern of a network. Our p...
peer reviewedThis paper reports a correspondence between input/output logic and the theory of joinin...
In this paper we introduce an abstract theory of norma-tive reasoning, whose central notion is the g...
International audienceThe specification of acceptable behaviour can be achieved via the use of oblig...
The Theory of Joining Systems, abbreviated TJS, is a general theory of representing for example lega...
An abstract architecture for idealized multi-agent systems whose behaviour is regulated by normative...
The use of normative systems is widely accepted as an effective approach to control and regulate the...
The paper addresses Eugenio Bulygin's legal theory, and in particular his theory of legal norms and ...
In legal theory, a well-known idea is that an intermediate concept like 'ownership' joins a set of l...
The formal analysis of normative systems as initiated by Alchourrón and Bulygin can be complemented ...
AbstractThe formal analysis of normative systems as initiated by Alchourrón and Bulygin can be compl...
AbstractMany concepts in legal texts are “intermediaries”, in the sense that they serve as links bet...
Writing a contract with a specific content is a ground for purchase, purchase is a ground for owners...
Many concepts in legal texts are "intermediaries", in the sense that they serve as links between sta...
AbstractWriting a contract with a specific content is a ground for purchase, purchase is a ground fo...
In a legal system, there are different strata of concepts exhibiting the pattern of a network. Our p...
peer reviewedThis paper reports a correspondence between input/output logic and the theory of joinin...
In this paper we introduce an abstract theory of norma-tive reasoning, whose central notion is the g...
International audienceThe specification of acceptable behaviour can be achieved via the use of oblig...
The Theory of Joining Systems, abbreviated TJS, is a general theory of representing for example lega...
An abstract architecture for idealized multi-agent systems whose behaviour is regulated by normative...
The use of normative systems is widely accepted as an effective approach to control and regulate the...
The paper addresses Eugenio Bulygin's legal theory, and in particular his theory of legal norms and ...