Normative systems and their revision: An algebraic approach
Artificial Intelligence and Law 11 (2-3):81-104 (2003)
| Abstract | The paper discusses normative systems and their revision within an algebraic framework. If a system is logically well-formed, certain norms, called connecting norms, determine the system as a whole. It is maintained that, if the system is well-formed, a relation at least as low as determines a lattice or quasi-lattice of its connecting norms. The ideas are presented mainly in the form of comments on a legal example concerning acquisition of movable property by extinction of another person's previous rights. | |||||||||
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