General Theory of Law and State

according actually administrative organs applied authority basic norm central character citizens civil coercive acts competent concept concrete considered constitution contents contract coup d'état courts creation criminal customary law decentralization delict democracy determined direct democracy dualism duties and rights efficacy elected electoral established executive existence fact federal Hans Kelsen higher norm idea imputed individual norm international law international legal order international treaty interpretation juristic person Kelsen law-creating legal community legal duty legal norm legal philosophy legal positivism legal transaction legislative organ lower norm means monarch national law national legal order natural law natural-law doctrine norm created normative jurisprudence parliament party political positive law possible prescribed presupposed principle procedure question Recht recognition recognized regulated relation rule sanction secondary norm sense separation of powers so-called social order sociological jurisprudence sociology of law sphere of validity statute stipulated system of norms territorial sphere tion tional law valid norms violation