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41Law as Social Mediation between <strong>Facts</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Norms</strong>we might call the idealistic pressure <strong>to</strong> legitimate any regulations.Even the systemic integration achieved through money <strong>and</strong> powerought, in accordance with the constitutional self-underst<strong>and</strong>ing ofthe legal community, <strong>to</strong> remain dependent on the socially integrativeprocess of civic self-determination. The tension between theidealism of constitutional law <strong>and</strong> the materialism of a legal order,especially a commercial law that reflects only the unequal distributionof social power, finds its echo in the drifting apart of philosophical<strong>and</strong> empirical approaches <strong>to</strong> law. Before I come back <strong>to</strong>the facticity-validity tension internal <strong>to</strong> law, I would like <strong>to</strong> go in<strong>to</strong>the external relation between social facticity <strong>and</strong> the normativeself-underst<strong>and</strong>ing of modern law. Specifically, I will treat thisrelation as it is reflected in the sociological discourses on law <strong>and</strong>the philosophical discourses on justice.

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