Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents iv
3. Acknowledgements vi
4. Introduction THE POWER OF LAW 1
5. POWER OF LAW AS DISCOURSE Claims to Legitimacy and Higher Morality
6. 1 THE MILITARY ORDER OF 13 NOVEMBER 2001 An Ethnographic Reading 31
7. 2 LAW AND THE FRONTIERS OF ILLEGALITIES 54
8. 3 SELECTIVE SCRUTINY Supranational Engagement with Minority Protection and Rights in Europe 74
9. 4 THE GLOBALIZATION OF FATWAS AMIDST THE TERROR WARS AGAINST PLURALISM 96
10. 5 HUMAN RIGHTS, CULTURAL RELATIVISM AND LEGAL PLURALISM Towards a Two-dimensional Debate 115
11. AT THE INTERSECTION OF LEGALITIES
12. 6 LEARNING COMMUNITIES AND LEGAL SPACES Community-based Fisheries Management in a Globalizing World 135
13. 7 PROJECT LAW – A POWER INSTRUMENT OF DEVELOPMENT AGENCIES A Case Study from Burundi 156
14. 8 HALF-TOLD TRUTHS AND PARTIAL SILENCE Managing Communication in Scottish Children’s Hearings 176
15. RELIGION AS A RESOURCE IN LEGAL PLURALISM
16. 9 KEEPING THE STREAM OF JUSTICE CLEAR AND PURE The Buddhicization of Bhutanese Law 197
17. 10 BALANCING ISLAM, ADAT AND THE STATE Comparing Islamic and Civil Courts in Indonesia 216
18. 11 KINGS, MONKS, BUREAUCRATS AND THE POLICE Tibetan Responses to Law and Authority 236
19. Notes on Contributors 254
20. Index 259