NUMBER 61 / 2010 / CONTENTS

About the Contributors | text (pdf) |

PART 1: PAPERS FROM THE ZÜRICH CONFERENCE

       Guest Editor: Fauzia Shariff

Dynamic Legal Pluralism in Indonesia: Contested

Legal Orders in Contemporary Aceh.  [Pages 1-30]

       Arskal Salim | abstract | article (pdf) |

Finding Space for Resistance Through Legal Pluralism:

The Hidden Legality of the UK Social Centre Movement.

[Pages 31-53]

        Lucy Finchett-Maddock | abstract | article (pdf) |

Law as a Narrative: Legal Pluralism and Resisting

Euro-American (Intellectual) Property Law Through

Stories.  [Pages 55-80]

        Saskia Vermeylen | abstract | article (pdf) |

Navigating Through a Landscape of Powers or Getting

Lost on Mount Gorongosa.  [Pages 81-108]

        Carolien Jacobs | abstract | article (pdf) |

PART 2: GENERAL

Common Law Crimes and Indigenous Customs: Dealing

with the Issues in South African Law.  [Pages 109-144]

         Christa Rautenbach and Jacques Matthee | abstract |

         | article (pdf) |

A Question of Identity: Complexities of State Law

Pluralism in the South Pacific.  [Pages 145-170]

         Jennifer Corrin | abstract | article (pdf) |

Legal Pluralism, Indigenous People and Small Island

Developing States: Achieving Good Environmental

Governance in the South Pacific.  [Pages 171-204]

         Erika J. Techera | abstract | article (pdf) |

Book Review

Marie-Claire Foblets, Jean-François Gaudreault-DesBiens

and Alison Dundes Renteln (eds.), Cultural Diversity and

the Law. State Reponses from Around the World. Brussels

and Québec: Bruylant and Éditions Yvon Blais (2010).  [Pages 204-224]

          Katayoun Alidadi | review (pdf) |

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