 “Organization” refers to the degree to which governance in a given realm or of a given function (such as norm creation or norm monitoring) are “centralized” or “directed” by specified individuals. Simple, face-to-face societies typically have decentralized (and undifferentiated) institutions. The community as a whole monitors compliance and sanctions non-compliance. Private law is typically monitored in this decentralized way. Modern municipal legal systems, by contrast, are typically more structured and organized. 