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Routledge - Redesigning Justice for Plural Societies Book

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Description

Redesigning Justice for Plural Societies: Case Studies of Minority Accommodation from around the Globe offers a deep look into how state law handles the recognition of minority practices. This Law and Anthropology volume examines cultural, religious, ethnic, and linguistic accommodation through diverse global perspectives. By presenting selected situations from various regions and legal traditions, the text explores how political actors and societal stakeholders develop creative and sustainable solutions via accommodative laws. Written by esteemed scholars using multiple methodologies, this collection provides essential insights for those studying how diverse societies navigate legal and social complexities.

Key Features

This Routledge volume examines how state law accommodates religious, cultural, ethnic, and linguistic minority practices.

The text presents case studies from a variety of global regions and different legal traditions.

Scholars explore how political actors and stakeholders develop innovative and sustainable solutions through accommodative laws.

This collection represents multiple disciplines and methodologies within the fields of law and anthropology.

The book features work written by esteemed scholars regarding the recognition of diverse societal practices.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
30 September 2022
Listed Since
08 April 2022

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