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AABA Task Force on the Ethical Study of Human Remains Recommendations: Proposal for the Management and Oversight of Community Partnership and Ethical Stewardship of Human Remains. [PDF]
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Legal Anthropology : UNiversity of bern
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Determinants of abortion views among reproductive age women in Georgia 2023-2024. [PDF]
PLoS OneChandler M, Darville JA, Eick SM.
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2021
Abstract This chapter traces the development of legal anthropology in Russia from imperial times to the present. The authors suggest an innovative research agenda based on thorough consideration of Russia’s long history of legal ethnography, a strong applied orientation, and interdisciplinary cooperation between legal scholars and ...
Stammler, F., Ivanova, A., Donahoe, B.
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Abstract This chapter traces the development of legal anthropology in Russia from imperial times to the present. The authors suggest an innovative research agenda based on thorough consideration of Russia’s long history of legal ethnography, a strong applied orientation, and interdisciplinary cooperation between legal scholars and ...
Stammler, F., Ivanova, A., Donahoe, B.
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Anthropological Roots of Global Legal Pluralism
2020Abstract Since the turn of the century, the term “legal pluralism” has seen a remarkable rise in interest. It is now widely accepted, although it was long rejected in legal studies. When legal anthropologists began to refer to “legal pluralism” in the 1970s, this marked a crucial change in anthropological thinking about law.
Benda-Beckmann, K., Turner, B.
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2012
Legal practices, processes, and claims are among the most powerful forces that shape our lives. Legal anthropology has historically tried to understand the relationship between legal processes and other aspects of social, cultural, economic, and political life as well as the meanings and implications of legal practices on their own terms.
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Legal practices, processes, and claims are among the most powerful forces that shape our lives. Legal anthropology has historically tried to understand the relationship between legal processes and other aspects of social, cultural, economic, and political life as well as the meanings and implications of legal practices on their own terms.
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Legal Ethnology and Legal Anthropology in Hungary
2021Abstract In this chapter, the history of legal ethnology and of legal anthropology in Hungary are viewed within a common frame. Contemporary Hungarian legal anthropologists see earlier legal ethnologists as important precursors; however, they also recognize that legal ethnology cannot be directly revitalized in the post-transitional ...
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