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I argue that a concept of law that assigns primacy to the regulative role fulfilled by legal systems is best suited for explaining law’s discrete practice areas. This regulative point of view facilitates the development of a concept of law capable of cohering with theories of discrete legal areas. The posted paper revises the article as originally published in the Cumberland Law Review.
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