Habermas - Between Facts and Norms (BFN)

PubS - public sphere
PubO - public opinion
AdmST - adminstrative state
AdmP - administrative power
DemP - democratic process / procedure
AU - autonomy
SocP - social power
OWF - opinion and will formation
LP - legitimation process
LegP - legistlation process
Comm.P - communicative power
Comm.A - communicative action
S - system
LW - lifeworld
ISub - intersubjective
L - legitimacy
PSup - presuppositions
DeMa - decision making
LinM - linguisitic medium
R - reason, rationality
PrR - practical reason
VC - validity claim
NVC - normative validity claim
MUO - mutual understanding orientation
CTVC - context transcendent validity claim
Com2 - commicative community
LCom - legal community
LV - legal validity
MEco - market eonomy
F(x) - function
SocI - social integration
F(x)I - functional integration
F(x)imp - functional imperatives
SocX - social complexity
RMA - rationally motivated assent
WOS - well ordered society
BInst - basic institutions
RecThe - reconstructive theory
RefEq - reflective equilibrium
EthSU - ethical self understanding
GBE - generalized behavioral expectations
XrBFV - external relationship between facticity and validity
WVs - worldview
FoL - forms of life
MoDem - models of democracy
IX - internal connection
laMa - law making
BoPI - balance of power and interests
RoG - rules of the game
RoL - rule of law

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Ch.1 1-41 Law as a Category of Social Mediation between Facts and Norms
Ch.2 42-81 Sociology of Law versus Philosophy of Justice
Ch.3 (82-131) Reconstructive Approach to Law - System of Rights
Ch.4 (132-193) Reconstructive Approach to Law - The Principles of the Constitutional State
Ch.5 (194-237) Indeterminancy of Law and the Rationality of Adjudication
Ch.6 (238-286) Judiciary and Legislature - On the Role and Legitimacy of Constitutional Adjudication
Ch.7 287-328 Deliberative Politics: A Procedural Concept of Democracy - Wednesday
Ch.8 329-362 (363-387) Civil Society and Political Public Sphere - Friday
Ch.9 (388-446) Paradigms of Law

Diagrams
141 - Elementary types of conflict resolution and collective will-formation
168 - process model of rational political will-formation

Justification and Application - difference bw tradition and modernity - 96-105