Structural Communication and Control Communication: An Interactionist Perspective on Legal and Customary Procedures for Conflict Management

Abstract

Law and other modes of conflict control are defined processually by the interaction of control communication and structural communication. Communication produces social order through both substantive and formal ordering processes, and control communication systems of various kinds impose forms of order congruent with their own inherent formal and substantive natures upon the structural communication subject to their operations.

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