The Asian Law and Society ReaderCambridge University Press, 9 Mar 2023 - 400 halaman The first reader on Asian law and society scholarship, this book features reading selections from a wide range of Asian countries - East, South, Southeast and Central Asia - along with original commentaries by the three editors on the theoretical debates and research methods pertinent to the discipline. Organized by themes and topical areas, the reader enables scholars and students to break out of country-specific silos to make theoretical connections across national borders. It meets a growing demand for law and society materials in institutions and universities in Asia and around the world. It is written at a level accessible to advanced undergraduate students and graduate students as well as experienced researchers, and serves as a valuable teaching tool for courses focused on Asian law and society in law schools, area studies, history, religion, and social science fields such as sociology, anthropology, politics, government, and criminal justice. |
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Introduction | 1 |
Religion | 19 |
Law in the Landscape of Sacred Practices | 34 |
The Arrival of Modern Law and the Concept | 43 |
Constitutionalism and BuddhistInterest | 64 |
Legal Pluralism | 74 |
References | 111 |
Disputing | 114 |
Law in the Indian Republic Rohit De | 220 |
Legal Professions | 227 |
Lawyers and State Transformations | 257 |
Hong Kong Waikeung Tam | 267 |
Courts | 273 |
Crime and Justice | 309 |
Practicing Law and Society Scholarship in Asia | 348 |
Navigating Identities | 367 |
References | 136 |
Legal Consciousness | 139 |
Legal Mobilization | 183 |
Legal Mobilization Tactics | 192 |
Practicing Law and Society Research in the Digital Age | 376 |
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