Four-Modality Regulation Framework
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A framework for understanding how behavior and rights are regulated through four independent modalities: law (formal rules enforced through punishment), norms (rules enforced by community), market (rules enforced through prices and incentives), and architecture (rules enforced through physical/technological design). These four modalities interact to determine effective constraints and freedoms.
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