rg, Dispute Resolution,p.2,详细论述,参见,Fuller,The Principles of Social Order.
[76] Denenberg and Denenberg, Dispute Resolution,p.15.
[77] 同上注,页21.
[78] Robert W. Poole,Jr., Cutting Back City Hall(New York: Universe Books, 1978), p.55.
[79] Denenberg and Denenberg, Dispute Resolution, p.15.
[80] 同上注,页18.
[81] Auerbach, Justice Without Law, p.123.
[82] 同上注,页131.
[83] Roger F. Cook et al.,Neighborhood Justice Centers Fields Test-Final Evaluation Report (Washington D.C.:U.S.Department of Justice, 1980),pp.4-6.
[84] D.I.Sheppard, J.A.Roche, and R.A.Cook, National Evaluation of the Neighborhood Justice Centers Field Test-Interm Report(Washington D.C.:U.S. Department of Justice,1979),p.56.
[85] Benson, The Enterprise of Law.在加州侠斯塔县农村邻里之间,有一个没有国家的纠纷解决之现代例证,参见,Robert C. Ellickson, Order Without Law: How Neighbors Settle Disputes (Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press, 1991)。
[86] Auerbach, Justice Without Law, p.131.
[87] Laura Nader, “Comment,” The Pound Conference: Perspectives on Justice in the Future (St. Paul: The Pound Conference, 1979), pp. 114-119.
[88] Auerbach, Justice Without Law, p.131.
[89] 同上注,页134.
[90] 同上注,以及Bruce L. Benson, “Reciprocal Exchange as the Basis for Recognition of Law: Examples from American History,” Journal of Libertarian Studies, 10 (Fall 1991): 53-82.关于一个现代农村之例证,亦见 Ellickson, Order Without Law.
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