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#19657 - 2. Jurisprudence Abbreviations - Jurisprudence

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ABBREVIATIONS

  • ACC = accountability

  • ACK = acknowledge

  • ADJUD = adjudication; adjudicate

  • ADMIN = administration; administer

  • ADV = advantage

  • AGE = agent; agency

  • AGR = agreement

  • ARG = argument

  • ARR = arrangement

  • AUT = autonomy

  • AUTH = authority

  • BOU = bourgeoise

  • CAN = Canada

  • CAP = capitalism

  • CLAW = criminal law

  • CMD = commodity

  • COL = concept of law

  • COLLAB = collaboration

  • COMM = community; committee

  • COMP = competition

  • CONST = constitutional

  • COOP = cooperation

  • DD = deliberative democracy

  • DELIB = deliberation; deliberate

  • DEM = democracy

  • DET = determinacy; determined

  • DIFF = difference; differentiate

  • DISAG = disagreement; disagree

  • DOM = dominant; dominance

  • E = explanation

  • ECO = ecological

  • ECON = economic

  • EFF = efficiency

  • ENF = enforcement

  • ENG = England; English

  • EQ = equality

  • EUR = European

  • EXEC = executive

  • EXPL = exploitation

  • EXT = external

  • FEU = feudalism

  • FGR = Federal Republic of Germany (i.e., West Germany)

  • FRA = France

  • GBR = Great Britain; United Kingdom

  • GER = Germany; German

  • GOV = government; governance

  • GRE = Greece; Greek

  • GW = general will

  • HEG = hegemony

  • HERM = hermeneutic

  • HETER = heterogenous

  • HOMO = homogenous

  • HR = human rights

  • IDE = ideology

  • ILLEG = illegal

  • INCON = inconsistency

  • INDEP = independent

  • INST = institution

  • INT = internal; international

  • INTERP = interpretive; interpretation

  • IRR = irrelevant

  • IRRAT = irrational

  • JR = judicial review

  • JUD = judicial; judiciary

  • JURIS = jurisdiction; jurisprudence

  • LEG = legal

  • LEGIS = legislation; legislative

  • LEGIT = legitimacy

  • LIB = liberalism

  • LoN = laws of nature

  • LP = legal positivism; legal positivists

  • MEM = member

  • NAT = national

  • NEG = negligence

  • NEGOT = negotiation

  • NL = natural law

  • NOR = normative

  • OBJ = objective; object; objection

  • OBL = obligation

  • PAR = parliament

  • PHEN = phenomenon

  • PHI = philosophical

  • PL = positive law

  • POL = politics; policy

  • POP = popular

  • POS = positivism; positivists

  • POV = point of view

  • PP = private property

  • PROC = procedure; procedural

  • PROD = production

  • PROD = production

  • PROL = proletariat

  • R = reasonable

  • RAT = rational

  • RD = radical democracy

  • REG = regulation; regulated

  • RELAT = relation; relationship

  • REP = republicanism

  • REPR = representation

  • RESP = responsibility

  • RESTR = restriction; restrictive

  • REV = revolution

  • RoC = rule of change

  • ROL = rule of law

  • ROM = Rome; Roman

  • RoR = rule of recognition

  • RSA = Republic of South Africa

  • RUS = Russia

  • SC = social contract

  • SL = strict liability

  • SOC = social; sociological; society

  • SoN = state of nature

  • SOP = separation of powers

  • SOV = sovereignty

  • STAT = statement; statute

  • STRAT = strategy

  • SUB = subjective; subject

  • SUBS = substantive; substantial

  • SUP = supremacy

  • UNCONST = unconstitutional

  • UNDEM = undemocratic

  • UNDET = undetermined

  • UNR = unreasonable

  • UNREG = unregulated

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