History and Power in the Study of Law : New Directions in Legal Anthropology /
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| פורמט: | אלקטרוני ספר אלקטרוני |
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Ithaca :
Cornell University Press,
1989.
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- pt. 1. Resisting and consolidating state-level legal systems: The symbolic vocabulary of public executions / Anton Blok
- Law and social change in nineteenth-century Norway / Vilhelm Aubert
- A redistributive model for analyzing government mediation and law in family, community, and industry in a New England industrial city / June Nash
- Constitution-making in Islamic Iran: the impact of theocracy on the legal order of a nation-state / Said Amir Arjomand
- pt. 2. Exporting and extending legal orders: Law and the colonial state in India / Bernard S. Cohn
- Contours of change: agrarian law in colonial Uganda, 1895-1962 / Joan Vincent
- Thinking about "interests": legislative process in the European community / Francis G. Snyder
- pt. 3. Receiving and rejecting national legal processes: The impact of second republic labor reforms in Spain / George A. Collier
- Entrepreneurs and the law: self-employed Surinamese in Amsterdam / Jeremy Boissevain and Hanneke Grotenbreg
- Interpreting American litigiousness / Carol J. Greenhouse
- pt. 4. Constructing and shaping law: History and the redefinition of custom on Kilimanjaro / Sally Falk Moore
- Islamic "case law" and the logic of consequence / Lawrence Rosen
- The crown, the colonists, and the course of Zapotec village law / Laura Nader
- The "invention" of early legal ideas: Sir Henry Maine and the perpetual tutelage of women / June Starr.