Instrumentality in Thinking About Law (a Sketch of the Problem)
Instrumentality in Thinking About Law (a Sketch of the Problem)

Summary/Abstract: The paper highlights the significance of instrumentality in law by emphasizing its inherent nature and transformative potential. Instrumentality is portrayed as a fundamental aspect of law, suggesting that law naturally tends to become an instrument. This characteristic allows law to adapt and respond to various social and legal needs, making it a dynamic and evolving entity. The paper questions the possibility of maintaining non-instrumentality in law, implying that the instrumental nature of law is essential for its function and relevance in society.

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