Human moral systems

Although every human society has its own and individual law like its individual culture there exist important commonalities which reflect the evolutionary roots of all human moral systems: group selection. Applying this explanatory framework to the analysis of  law systems always reveals two separate functions of law: 1) Law being a special part of culture to uphold social cohesion by defining the cultural minimum behavioral criteria. 2) Law defining the behavioral rules for the common good of the group as a function of the prevailing economic conditions, especially market integration and cooperation in production. Here we can also see clearly the link between law and economy.

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Law-philosophical work on Jürgen Habermas (German Language) Law-philosophical work on criminal imputation (German Language)