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Legal pluralism: proceedings of the Canberra Law Workshop VII

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1985-07

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Law Dept., Research School of Social Sciences, Australian National University

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‘Legal Pluralism’ is not a technical term with a precise, conventional meaning, but it deserves to become such a term, and it is therefore necessary to begin by drawing some conceptual distinctions the first of which is that between legal pluralism and the ‘plurality of law’.

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Customary law, Congresses, Cultural pluralism

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/311360

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