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Law Deprived of Content
Original title (French): Le droit privé de contenu
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Abstract
Benoit Frydman argues that contemporary legal transformations represent not a reallocation of power between authorities but a hollowing out of law's normative substance through deregulation and market-driven rationality. Analyzing supranational institutions, Internet governance, and judicial practice, he demonstrates how the appearance of juridical proliferation masks a crisis of legal prescription, wherein substantive rules systematically disappear while formal structures of authority proliferate.
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« Le droit privé de contenu » in Refaire la démocratie, Paris, Syllepse, 2002, pp. 53-64.
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