Add to ORKGThis Essay attempts a reconciliation of sorts between two perspectives on legal pluralism, via specific reference to Islamic law, most notably in its pre-modern guise. The Essay begins with a provisional commitment to legal centralism, but primarily as a means of securing a functional place for sub-State reglementary regimes. To this end, legal centralism, as presented, is tempered by a demonstration that, even where the State enjoys an exclusive monopoly on the application of sanctions with impunity, it need not be the actual source of every rule it recognizes or applies as law
I argue for the possibility of a common understanding of legalism in meta‐Christian and Islamic rel...
This thesis will attempt to demonstrate that Islamic political thought developed democratic features...
The state's attitude towards legal pluralism in Indonesia has remained basically unchanged since in...
This Essay attempts a reconciliation of sorts between two perspectives on legal pluralism, via speci...
Legal pluralism may be simply defined as the development of a number of different legal traditions w...
One simple definition of legal pluralism is that it concerns the development of different legal tra...
Islamic law occupies a relatively minor place in the legal systems of most Muslim-majority countries...
By and large, in the study of the rule of law and in programmatic efforts in the field to achieve it...
The study seeks to attract scholars\u27 attention to the importance of normative theory in the proce...
In the era of modernization, law is no longer understood as a norm system that binds every citizen. ...
Concerns about legal pluralism, the co-existence of more than one legal system within a state, have ...
International audienceIn Malaysia, Islam is the religion of the state, although other religions may ...
The essence of the word \u27secularism\u27 depends upon a variety of factors existing in a particula...
This article interrogates the concept of legal pluralism, as it currently tends to function within c...
In the era of modernization, law is no longer understood as a norm system that binds every citizen. ...
I argue for the possibility of a common understanding of legalism in meta‐Christian and Islamic rel...
This thesis will attempt to demonstrate that Islamic political thought developed democratic features...
The state's attitude towards legal pluralism in Indonesia has remained basically unchanged since in...
This Essay attempts a reconciliation of sorts between two perspectives on legal pluralism, via speci...
Legal pluralism may be simply defined as the development of a number of different legal traditions w...
One simple definition of legal pluralism is that it concerns the development of different legal tra...
Islamic law occupies a relatively minor place in the legal systems of most Muslim-majority countries...
By and large, in the study of the rule of law and in programmatic efforts in the field to achieve it...
The study seeks to attract scholars\u27 attention to the importance of normative theory in the proce...
In the era of modernization, law is no longer understood as a norm system that binds every citizen. ...
Concerns about legal pluralism, the co-existence of more than one legal system within a state, have ...
International audienceIn Malaysia, Islam is the religion of the state, although other religions may ...
The essence of the word \u27secularism\u27 depends upon a variety of factors existing in a particula...
This article interrogates the concept of legal pluralism, as it currently tends to function within c...
In the era of modernization, law is no longer understood as a norm system that binds every citizen. ...
I argue for the possibility of a common understanding of legalism in meta‐Christian and Islamic rel...
This thesis will attempt to demonstrate that Islamic political thought developed democratic features...
The state's attitude towards legal pluralism in Indonesia has remained basically unchanged since in...