Volume 2 (2018): Issue 1 (Jan 2018)

in Journal of Legal Anthropology

Table of Contents

Bringing into View
Knowledge Fields and Sociolegal Phenomena
By: Narmala Halstead
Pages: v–x
From Hope to §3-1
Legal Selves and Imaginaries in the Wake of Substance Treatment Reform in Norway
By: Aleksandra Bartoszko
Pages: 1–25
Life at a Tangent to Law
Regulations, ‘Mistakes’ and Personhood amongst Kigali’s Motari
By: Will Rollason
Pages: 26–48
Cutting the Face
Kinship, State and Social Media Conflict in Networked Jordan
By: Geoffrey Hughes
Pages: 49–71
Sentimentalising Persons and Things
Creating Normative Arrangements of Bodies through Courtroom Talk
By: Jonas Bens
Pages: 72–91
Cosmopolitan Politesse
Goodness, Justice, Civil Society
By: Nigel Rapport
Pages: 92–99
Reflections on Cosmopolitan
Politesse with Perspectives from Papua New Guinea
By: Eric Hirsch
Pages: 100–105
Justice, Loyalty and Cosmopolitan Politesse in Mauritius
By: Thomas Hylland Eriksen
Pages: 106–111
Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea
A Response to Nigel Rapport’s ‘Cosmopolitan Politesse’
By: Marilyn Strathern
Pages: 112–116
Being Inside and Outside Social Relations
By: Nigel Rapport
Pages: 117–124
Book Reviews
By: Michael Connors Jackman and Adeel Khan
Pages: 130–136
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