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Legal Pluralism

Law & Society Review, 1988
The intellectual odyssey of the concept of legal pluralism moves from the discovery of indigenous forms of law among remote African villagers and New Guinea tribesmen to debates concerning the pluralistic qualities of law under advanced capitalism. In the last decade, the concept of legal pluralism has been applied to the study of social and legal ...
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Legal Pluralism

2016
Abstract Under the banner of legal pluralism, several different theories can be accommodated. Pluralism can mean the coexistence of a plurality of specific regimes in international law; the transformation of global society into a complex structure of multiple, independent systems with limited forms of interaction with one another; the ...
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Value Pluralism and Legal Pluralism

2020
Abstract In this chapter, the focus is on the question how different ideas of pluralism, legal pluralism, and value pluralism, relate. The background to the question is the observation that in normative theories of global legal pluralism liberal principles are a core feature.
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Harmony With Nature: Towards a New Deep Legal Pluralism

Journal of Legal Pluralism and Unofficial Law, 2021
Helen Dancer
exaly  

Legal Pluralism

2017
The term “legal pluralism” does not have a single, universally accepted meaning. Viewed as a social fact, the term refers to the situation where two or more legal orders are present in the same social field. Legal pluralism has also been defined as a species of normative pluralism. More recently, the term “global pluralism” has been used.
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State Law and Legal Pluralism: Towards an Appraisal

Journal of Legal Pluralism and Unofficial Law, 2020
Hanisah Binte Abdullah Sani
exaly  

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