NUMBER 60 / 2010 / SPECIAL ISSUE: HUMAN RIGHTS AND LEGAL PLURALISM/CONTENTS

About the Contributors | text (pdf) |

Introduction to the Special Issue.  [Pages 1-4]

       Yüksel Sezgin, Guest Editor | text (pdf) |

How to Integrate Universal Human Rights into

Customary and Religious Legal Systems? [Pages 5-40]

       Yüksel Sezgin | abstract | article (pdf) |

Women Entering the Legal Landscape: Negotiating

Legal Gender Reforms in a ‘Tribal’ Women’s Forum

in South Rajasthan, India. [Pages 41-72]

       Mengia Hong Tschalaer | abstract | article (pdf) |

Human Rights Promotion in Post Conflict Sierra Leone:

Coming to Grips with Plurality in Customary Justice. 

[Pages 73-103]

       Giselle Corradi | abstract | article (pdf) |

Transformative Juricultural Pluralism:

Indigenous Justice Systems in Latin America and

International Human Rights. [Pages 105-142]

       Kimberly Inksater | abstract | article (pdf) | 

Deep Legal Pluralism in South Africa:

Judicial Accommodation of Non-State Law.  [Pages 143-177]

        Christa Rautenbach | abstract | article (pdf) |

Book Review

International Council on Human Rights Policy, When Legal

Worlds Overlap: Human Rights, State and Non-State Law.

Geneva: ICHRP (2009).  [Pages 179-186]

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