Tuesday, March 13, 2012

The Opposite Mirrors: An Essay on the Conventionalist Theory of Institutions (Law and Philosophy Library)


How do social institutions exist? How do they direct our conduct? emThe Opposite Mirrors/em defends the thesis that the existence of institutions is a conventional matter. Ultimately they exist because we believe in their existence, and because they play a role in our practical reasoning. Human action necessarily has an unpredictable aspect; human institutions perform an important task by reducing uncertainty in our interactions. The author applies this thesis to the most important institutions: the law and the monetary system. In his analysis he connects many tradi
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