Very local laws and perhaps even models. Laws that are constantly in negotiation between neighbors such as permissions to smoke in the building but just once for which you can concede something, or to play loud music for just one evening later than allowed in exchange for some concession/value/money. These are laws that are not necessarily enforced by the police, but by the community itself. They are laws that are not necessarily written down, but are understood and respected by the people who live in the community. They are laws that are not necessarily permanent, but are constantly being negotiated and revised by the people who live in the community. They are laws that are not necessarily based on legal or ethical principles, but on practical or pragmatic considerations. They are laws that are not necessarily enforced by the state, but by the people themselves. They are laws that are not necessarily universal, but are specific to the people who live in the community. They are laws that are not necessarily fixed, but are constantly evolving and changing in response to the needs and desires of the people who live in the community. They are laws that are not necessarily written in stone, but are flexible and adaptable to the changing circumstances and conditions of the people who live in the community. They are laws that are not necessarily imposed from above, but are created and maintained from below by the people who live in the community. They are laws that are not necessarily rigid or inflexible, but are open to interpretation and negotiation by the people who live in the community. They are laws that are not necessarily enforced by punishment or coercion, but by persuasion and negotiation between the people who live in the community. They are laws that are not necessarily based on fear or force, but on trust and cooperation between the people who live in the community. They are laws that are not necessarily imposed by authority or hierarchy, but by consensus and agreement among the people who live in the community. They are laws that are not necessarily imposed by tradition or custom, but by reason and reflection among the people who live in the community. They are laws that are not necessarily imposed by religion or ideology, but by practicality and pragmatism among the people who live in the community. They are laws that are not necessarily imposed by the state or the market, but by the people themselves. They are laws that are not necessarily imposed by the law or the police, but by the people themselves. They are laws that are not necessarily imposed by the government or the corporation, but by the people themselves. They are laws that are not necessarily imposed by the church or the mosque, but by the people themselves. They are laws that are not necessarily imposed by the school or the university, but by the people themselves. They are laws that are not necessarily imposed by the media or