NUMBER 59 / 2009 / CONTENTS
About the Contributors | text |
Religion, Legal Pluralism and Order in a Multiethnic Society:
A Legal-anthropological Study in Contemporary China. [Pages 1-27]
Wang Qiliang | abstract | article (pdf) |
Moving beyond the hierarchical approach to legal pluralism
in the South Pacific. [Pages 29-48]
Jennifer Corrin | abstract | article (pdf) |
‘God is an absentee, too’:
The treatment of Waqf (Islamic trust) land in Israel/Palestine.
[Pages 49-65]
Haitam Suleiman and Robert Home | abstract | article (pdf) |
Distinction without difference:
The constitutional protection of customary law and cultural,
linguistic and religious communities -
A comment on Shilubana & others v Nwamitwa. [Pages 67-85]
E.S. Nwauche | abstract | article (pdf) |
The Politics Of Legal Pluralism:
State Policies on Legal Pluralism and Their Local Dynamics
in Mozambique. [Pages 87-120]
Helene Maria Kyed | abstract | article (pdf) |
Farmers’ Use of the Courts in an Anti-Land Acquisition Movement
in India’s West Bengal. [Pages 121-144]
Kenneth Bo Nielsen | abstract | article (pdf) |
Book Reviews
Marianne O. Nielsen and Robert A. Silverman (eds.), Criminal Justice
in Native America. Tucson: University of Arizona Press (2009). [Pages 145-148]
L. Jane McMillan | review (pdf) |
Ralph Grillo, Roger Ballard, Alessandro Ferrari André J. Hoekema,
Marcel Maussen and Prakash Shah (eds.), Legal Practice and Cultural
Diversity. Farnham UK and Burlington VT: Ashgate (2009). [Pages 149-155]
Amy Jackson | review (pdf) |
Janine Ubink, André J. Hoekema and Willem J. Assies (eds.), Legalising
Land Rights. Local Practices, State Responses and Tenure Security in
Africa, Asia and Latin America. Leiden: Leiden University Press (2009).
[Pages 157-160]
Christian Lund | review (pdf) |
Fernanda Pirie, Peace and Conflict in Ladakh: The construction of a fragile
web of order. Brills Tibetan Studies Library, Vol. 13. Leiden, Boston: Brill
(2007). [Pages 161-164]
Judith Beyer | review (pdf) |
Amanda Perreau-Saussine and James Bernard Murphy (eds.), The Nature of
Customary Law: Legal, Historical and Philosophical Perspectives. Cambridge:
Cambridge University Press (2007). [Pages 165-172]
Gordon R. Woodman | review (pdf) |
© The Publishers of the Journal of Legal Pluralism and Authors, 2009. ISSN 0732-9113