NUMBER 45 / 2000 / CONTENTS

About the contributors | text |

Positioning the Legal Subject and the Anthropologist:

The Challenge of Delgamuuwk to Anthropological Theory. [Pages 1-17]

       Jo-Anne Fiske | abstract |

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Articulating Custom: The Politics and Poetics of Social Transformations in Samoa.  [Pages 19-47]

       M.D. Olson | abstract | article (pdf) |

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The Process Geography of Law (As Approached Through Andalucian Gitano Family Law).

[Pages 49-70]

       Susan G. Drummond  | abstract|

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Folk Law in the System of Power of Central Asian States and the Legal Status of the Russian-Speaking Population.  [Pages 71-76]

       Olga Brusina | abstract | article (pdf)|

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PAPERS FROM THE MOSCOW CONFERENCE I

Small Nations of the Russian North and Their Rights as Indigenous Peoples:

Some Observations and Preliminary Hypotheses.  [Pages 77-89]

       Lennard Sillanpää | abstract | 

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The Construction of ‘Indigenousness’ in Russian Science, Politics and Law. [Pages 91-113]

       S.V. Sokolovski | abstract | 

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Discourse and Defiance:

Law, Healing, and the Implications of Communities in Resistance. [Pages 115-135]

       Jo-Anne Fiske and Patty J. Ginn | abstract |

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Statutory Instruments for the Maintenance of Ethnic Minority Interests in a Multicultural Community:

The Case of the Afrikaners in South Africa.  [Pages 137-164]

       Anthony R. Turton | abstract |

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Book Review

E. Adriaan B. van Rouveroy van Nieuwaal, L'état en Afrique face à la chefferie: Le cas du Togo (2000).  [Pages 165-168]

       Albert Trouwborst

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