Order without Law: How Neighbors Settle Disputes
by Ellickson
Order without Law examines how neighbors settle disputes through community norms and informal practices rather than relying solely on formal legal institutions. Ellickson’s study offers readers interested in law and sociology a focused look at the relationship between everyday conflict resolution, social expectations, and legal order.
About This Book
Order without Law: How Neighbors Settle Disputes explores the ways people address conflicts within their communities.
The book focuses on dispute settlement among neighbors and the norms that can guide behavior beyond formal legal procedures.
It offers a perspective on the relationship between everyday social practices and the law.
Ellickson’s work is suited to readers interested in law, sociology, and informal systems of order.
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