General Theory of Law and State, Band 1

according actually analytical jurisprudence applied authority basic norm central character civil coercive acts cognition command competent concept condition conduct considered constitution contents contract corporation coup d'état court creation criminal customary law decentralization delict democracy determined dualism duties and rights efficacy executive existence fact federal function Hans Kelsen higher norm human behavior idea imputed individual norm international law juristic person justice Kelsen law-creating legal community legal duty legal norm legal philosophy legal positivism legal right legal transaction legislative organ lower norm means moral national law national legal order natural law natural-law doctrine norm created normative jurisprudence object party political positive law possible prescribed presupposed principle procedure punishment question reality regulated relation sanction secondary norm sense so-called social order sociological jurisprudence sociology of law specific sphere of validity statement statute stipulated system of norms territorial sphere theory of law tion tional law valid norms vidual violation