Abstract
A distinction must be made between the civil and good society. The social philosophies, laws, and social formations applying to both differ, although the two terms have been increasingly collapsed into that of the "civil society." However, such a synthesis precludes sound analysis of both concepts.
Recommended Citation
Amitai Etzioni,
Law in Civil Society, Good Society, and the Prescriptive State,
75
Chi.-Kent L. Rev.
355
(2000).
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