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Book SynopsisTable of Contents*FrontMatter, pg. i*CONTENTS, pg. vii*PREFACE, pg. ix*ACKNOWLEDGMENTS, pg. xiii*CHAPTER IOTA. THE CONTEXT OF POSITIVE LAW, pg. 1*CHAPTER II. THE CONCEPT OF ORDER, pg. 20*CHAPTER III. THE MATRIX OF POSITIVE LAW, pg. 30*CHAPTER IV. THE FIELD OF LEGAL ACTION, pg. 43*CHAPTER V. THE MODES OF LAW, pg. 63*CHAPTER VI. THE CONTINUITY OF LAW, pg. 76*CHAPTER VII. THE BEING OF POSITIVE LAW, pg. 96*CHAPTER VIII. THE GENESIS OF POSITIVE LAW, pg. 109*CHAPTER IX. THE CONDITIONS OF LEGAL EFFECTIVENESS, pg. 118*CHAPTER CHI. VALUES AND THE LAW, pg. 126*CHAPTER CHIIOTA. AUTHORITY, LEADERSHIP, AND LAW, pg. 153*CHAPTER XII. LEGAL OBLIGATION, pg. 192*CHAPTER XIII. LAW AS SOCIAL ENGINEERING, pg. 214*CHAPTER XIV. THE CONCEPT OF RIGHTS, pg. 241*CHAPTER XV. HUMAN RIGHTS AND THEIR IMPLEMENTATION I, pg. 268*CHAPTER XVI. LAW AND THE IMAGE OF MAN, pg. 312*CHAPTER XVII. JUSTICE AS IDEAL AND IDEOLOGY, pg. 324*CHAPTER XVIII. SOCIAL JUSTICE AND LEGAL JUSTICE, pg. 336*CHAPTER XIX. LAW AND THE SOCIAL ORDER, pg. 370*INDEX, pg. 385
