Legal Pluralism as a Category of Analysis
Jessica Marglin, Mark Letteney
Legal Pluralism's Other: Mythologizing Modern Law
Caroline Humfress
Legal Pluralism from History to Theory and Back: Otto von Gierke, Santi Romano, and Francesco Calasso on Medieval Institutions
Emanuele Conte
The Rise of the Indigenous Jurists
Clifford Ando
Interpolity Law and Jurisdictional Politics
Lauren Benton, Adam Clulow
The Uses and Abuses of Legal Pluralism: A View from the Sideline
Tamar Herzog
Rethinking the Rethinking of Legal Pluralism: Toward a Manifesto for a Pluri-Legal Perspective
Ido Shahar, Karin Carmit Yefet
The Edicts of the Praetors: Law, Time, and Revolution in Ancient Rome
Lisa Pilar Eberle
The Carried-Off and the Constitution: How British Harboring of Fugitives from American Slavery Led to the Constitution of 1787
Timothy Messer-Kruse
Free Black Witnesses in the Antebellum Upper South
Eric Eisner
Disobedient Children, Hybrid Filiality: Negotiating Parent–Child Relations in Local Legal System in Republican China, 1911–1949
Shumeng Han, Xiangyi Ren
Human Rights at the Edges of Late Imperial Britain: The Tyrer Case and Judicial Corporal Punishment from the Isle of Man to Montserrat, 1972–1990
Christopher Hilliard, Marco Duranti
An Instrument of Military Power: The Development and Evolution of Japanese Martial Law in Occupied Territories, 1894–1945
Kelly Maddox
“Above the Written Law”: Iran-Contra and the Mirage of the Rule of Law
Alan McPherson
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