From Structures to Communities

Authors

  • Nándor Birher Veszprém Archiepiscopal College of Theology; Károli Gáspár University of the Reformed Church in Hungary

Keywords:

system, community, norm, law, cooperation, prognosis, convergence

Abstract

This study aims to delineate the way that leads from the structure that is broken down to elements according to the structuralist approach, to working communities. It is another purpose to point out that certain systems or subsystems by themselves are not the representations of the entire society. It is particularly important to investigate the process of norm formation, by which it becomes clear that rules – including provisions of law – are established in the course of a much broader cooperation than it has been prescribed or modelled by constitutions or any law on legislation. The question arises: how can we apply these recent findings in the process of integrating smaller communities?

Author Biography

  • Nándor Birher, Veszprém Archiepiscopal College of Theology; Károli Gáspár University of the Reformed Church in Hungary

    Nándor BIRHER (Ph.D., Dr. habil.) is a college professor at Veszprém Archiepiscopal College of Theology. Vice dean for education and quality assurance at the Faculty of Law of Károli Gáspár University of the Reformed Church in Hungary in Budapest, associate professor at the Department of Legal Theory of the Faculty. He has been teaching philosophy and legal theory on higher education level since 1996. Member of the Budapest Bar Association. His areas of research are social networks, the norm generating potential of networks and the ethics of war and peace.

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Published

10-03-2023

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Section

Studies

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