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Léon Duguit, a French jurist, is known for his theory of social solidarity, which focuses on the interdependence of individuals within society. He emphasized that the law should promote social cooperation and well-being rather than individual autonomy or coercion.
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Duguit’s theory replaced the traditional view of law as a set of sovereign commands with the idea that the law's purpose is to maintain social cohesion. It emphasizes the collective welfare and responsibilities of individuals to contribute to society.
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Ihering: Focused on the theory of legal protection of interests.
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Lloyd: More associated with legal positivism.
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Comte: A philosopher known for positivism, but not specifically in legal theory.
