Before the Command Was Spoken: Law as Pre-Intentional Coordination

Key Points

• The aim is to explore the theoretical framework of law as a form of coordination that occurs prior to explicit intentions.
• Analysis of legal concepts and their application in coordination theory.
• Review of archived working paper from the SSRN archive.
• Examination of the implications for understanding law in practical contexts.
• Proposes that law functions as a mechanism for coordinating actions prior to conscious intent.
• Highlights the significance of pre-intentional coordination in legal frameworks.
• Suggests potential shifts in legal interpretation based on these insights.