Well written and interesting, I'd never heard of Paolo Grossi, thanks for sharing him. Its little known, but American Jacksonian Democracy's vast philosophical and intellectual space (which was the dominant philosophical contributor to the architecture of the economic and scientific decision making in the USA until some point after WW2, and has been shameful so suppressed as to be buried deep in the sands of time) is partly derived from from the same origin intellectual space as what your writing about here, e.g. "legal monism" and so forth
Well written and interesting, I'd never heard of Paolo Grossi, thanks for sharing him. Its little known, but American Jacksonian Democracy's vast philosophical and intellectual space (which was the dominant philosophical contributor to the architecture of the economic and scientific decision making in the USA until some point after WW2, and has been shameful so suppressed as to be buried deep in the sands of time) is partly derived from from the same origin intellectual space as what your writing about here, e.g. "legal monism" and so forth