Law against the State
Herausgeber: Donahoe, Brian; Strümpell, Christian; Eckert, Julia
Law against the State
Herausgeber: Donahoe, Brian; Strümpell, Christian; Eckert, Julia
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This volume investigates the use of law by ordinary individuals and groups as a form of protest against 'the state'.
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This volume investigates the use of law by ordinary individuals and groups as a form of protest against 'the state'.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 306
- Erscheinungstermin: 24. Mai 2012
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 21mm
- Gewicht: 598g
- ISBN-13: 9781107014664
- ISBN-10: 1107014662
- Artikelnr.: 35115726
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 306
- Erscheinungstermin: 24. Mai 2012
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 21mm
- Gewicht: 598g
- ISBN-13: 9781107014664
- ISBN-10: 1107014662
- Artikelnr.: 35115726
Introduction: law's travels and transformations Julia Eckert, Zerrin Özlem
Biner, Brian Donahoe and Christian Strümpell; 1. Juridification of
indigenous politics Stuart Kirsch; 2. Naming, claiming, proving? The burden
of proof issue for Russia's indigenous peoples Brian Donahoe; 3. Human
rights and village headmen in Malawi: translation beyond vernacularisation
Harri Englund; 4. Juridification, transitional justice and reaching out to
the public in Sierra Leone Gerhard Anders; 5. The juridification of
political protest and the politicisation of legalism in South African land
restitution Olaf Zenker; 6. Rumours of rights Julia Eckert; 7. Public
interest and private compromises: the politics of environmental negotiation
in Delhi, India Amita Baviskar; 8. Law against displacement: the
juridification of tribal protest in Rourkela, Orissa Christian Strümpell;
9. Documenting 'truth' in the margins of the Turkish state Zerrin Özlem
Biner; 10. The ones who walk away: law, sacrifice and conscientious
objection in Turkey Erdem Evren; Epilogue: changing paradigms of human
rights Upendra Baxi.
Biner, Brian Donahoe and Christian Strümpell; 1. Juridification of
indigenous politics Stuart Kirsch; 2. Naming, claiming, proving? The burden
of proof issue for Russia's indigenous peoples Brian Donahoe; 3. Human
rights and village headmen in Malawi: translation beyond vernacularisation
Harri Englund; 4. Juridification, transitional justice and reaching out to
the public in Sierra Leone Gerhard Anders; 5. The juridification of
political protest and the politicisation of legalism in South African land
restitution Olaf Zenker; 6. Rumours of rights Julia Eckert; 7. Public
interest and private compromises: the politics of environmental negotiation
in Delhi, India Amita Baviskar; 8. Law against displacement: the
juridification of tribal protest in Rourkela, Orissa Christian Strümpell;
9. Documenting 'truth' in the margins of the Turkish state Zerrin Özlem
Biner; 10. The ones who walk away: law, sacrifice and conscientious
objection in Turkey Erdem Evren; Epilogue: changing paradigms of human
rights Upendra Baxi.
Introduction: law's travels and transformations Julia Eckert, Zerrin Özlem
Biner, Brian Donahoe and Christian Strümpell; 1. Juridification of
indigenous politics Stuart Kirsch; 2. Naming, claiming, proving? The burden
of proof issue for Russia's indigenous peoples Brian Donahoe; 3. Human
rights and village headmen in Malawi: translation beyond vernacularisation
Harri Englund; 4. Juridification, transitional justice and reaching out to
the public in Sierra Leone Gerhard Anders; 5. The juridification of
political protest and the politicisation of legalism in South African land
restitution Olaf Zenker; 6. Rumours of rights Julia Eckert; 7. Public
interest and private compromises: the politics of environmental negotiation
in Delhi, India Amita Baviskar; 8. Law against displacement: the
juridification of tribal protest in Rourkela, Orissa Christian Strümpell;
9. Documenting 'truth' in the margins of the Turkish state Zerrin Özlem
Biner; 10. The ones who walk away: law, sacrifice and conscientious
objection in Turkey Erdem Evren; Epilogue: changing paradigms of human
rights Upendra Baxi.
Biner, Brian Donahoe and Christian Strümpell; 1. Juridification of
indigenous politics Stuart Kirsch; 2. Naming, claiming, proving? The burden
of proof issue for Russia's indigenous peoples Brian Donahoe; 3. Human
rights and village headmen in Malawi: translation beyond vernacularisation
Harri Englund; 4. Juridification, transitional justice and reaching out to
the public in Sierra Leone Gerhard Anders; 5. The juridification of
political protest and the politicisation of legalism in South African land
restitution Olaf Zenker; 6. Rumours of rights Julia Eckert; 7. Public
interest and private compromises: the politics of environmental negotiation
in Delhi, India Amita Baviskar; 8. Law against displacement: the
juridification of tribal protest in Rourkela, Orissa Christian Strümpell;
9. Documenting 'truth' in the margins of the Turkish state Zerrin Özlem
Biner; 10. The ones who walk away: law, sacrifice and conscientious
objection in Turkey Erdem Evren; Epilogue: changing paradigms of human
rights Upendra Baxi.