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Volume 2 (2018): Issue 2 (Dec 2018)
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Journal of Legal Anthropology
Table of Contents
Editorial
Extended Sites of Action
In and Out of Marginality
Articles
Divorce as Process, Botswana Style
Customary Courts, Gender Activism and Legal Pluralism in Historical Perspective
Militias as Law Enforcement in Eastern Indonesia?
On the Material Semiotics of the Bates Stamp
Forum
Does Anthropology Matter to Law?
Forum Comments
‘Does Anthropology Matter to Law?’
Reflections, Inflections, Deflections
Anthropology and Law in Latin America
Towards Transformative Collaborations?
‘Does Law Matter to Anthropology?’
A Comment
Why Anthropology Doesn’t Matter Much to Law
‘Turning Human Beings into Lawyers’
Why Anthropology Matters So Little to the Legal Curriculum
Forum Response
Reconciling Anthropology and Law
Review Articles
Known Unknowns
Critical Reflections on Daniel M. Goldstein’s Outlawed
Striking Down Victorian-Era Cross-Dressing Law in Public Ban
The Ruling of the Caribbean Court of Justice in McEwan et al v the Attorney General of Guyana
Book Review
Book Review
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