Julia Stephens is Assistant Professor in the Department of History at Rutgers University, New Jersey. Her research and teaching span the fields of modern South Asian history, law, Islam, colonialism, and gender. Her writings have appeared in History Workshop Journal, Law and History Review, Modern Asian Studies, and the Journal of British History.
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List of maps and figures Acknowledgments Note on translation, transliteration, and abbreviations Introduction 1. Forging secular legal governance 2. Personal law and the problem of marital property 3. Taming custom 4. Ritual and the authority of reason 5. Pathologizing Muslim sentiment 6. Islamic economy - a forgone alternative Conclusion Select bibliography Index.
List of maps and figures Acknowledgments Note on translation, transliteration, and abbreviations Introduction 1. Forging secular legal governance 2. Personal law and the problem of marital property 3. Taming custom 4. Ritual and the authority of reason 5. Pathologizing Muslim sentiment 6. Islamic economy - a forgone alternative Conclusion Select bibliography Index.
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