Legal Change in North/South Perspective, nr. 18

Published: 2014-01-01

Preface

• Introduction

  Signe Arnfred, Hanne Petersen

  1-16

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Articles

• Making and Unmaking a Segregated Land Regime - Tenure, Market and Individual. Themes from South Africa Then and Now

  Martin Chanock

  18-44

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• Public, Common or Private Property Rights: Legal and Political Aspects

  Peter ?rebech

  45-66

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• The Quest for Land - The Quest for Power: The Multidimensional Character of Tenure Disputes in Niger

  Christian Lund

  67-100

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• Withering Institutionalised Power: Critical Views on the Control of Inheritance in Kenya

  Pekka Sepp?l?

  101-122

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• Life of Law Amidst Globalization: Notes in Search of a Plenary Paper

  Upendra Baxi

  124-130

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• On Polycentrism and Legal Pluralism or: Does a Concept such as "Danish Constitutional Law" exist?

  Henrik Zahle

  131-135

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• Grasping Kaleidoscopic Circumstances - Methodological Considerations for Animating Legal Sensibility

  Hanne Petersen

  136-146

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• Fundamentalism and Flexibility in the Islamic Law

  Rubya Mehdi

  147-158

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• Teaching Your Grandmother to Suck Eggs! - Ostrich Eggs?. Developing new approaches based on the wisdom of others. The WLSA experience?

  Julie E. Stewart

  160-175

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• Women as Subjects in the Process of Law: The Use of Empirical Sources in Women's Law

  Anne Hellum

  176-193

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• Some Useful Concepts in the Study of the Diversity and Change of Law in North and South

  Agnete Weis Bentzon

  194-209

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• The Informal Sector and the Law in Mozambique - a Case for Rethinking Teaching Methods

  Theodosio L. Uate

  210-225

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• Expanding and Contracting Families: Experiences from WLSA Research into Family Forms in Zimbabwe

  Elizabeth Gwaunza

  227-245

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• Exploring the Contradictions of Family Relationships

  Signe Arnfred

  246-262

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• The Authors

  263-265

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Publications from the Ph.D. Programme

• Publications from the Ph.D. Programme on "Political and Cultural Institutions in Development"

  266-269

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