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Normative pluralism and human rights : social normativities in conflict / edited by Kyriaki Topidi.

Van Pelt Library K3240 .N665 2018
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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Isaac Norris Library Fund.
Topidi, Kyriaki, editor.
Series:
Juris diversitas
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Human rights.
Cultural pluralism.
Sociological jurisprudence.
Legal polycentricity.
Physical Description:
xxi, 284 pages ; 25 cm.
Place of Publication:
Abingdon, Oxon ; New York, NY : Routledge, 2018.
Contents:
1 Introduction: conflicts over justice and hybrid social actors as legal agents p. 1 / Werner Menski
Part I Preventing conflict p. 37
2 Beyond the pedagogical beauty of dichotomy: comparative law methodology in liquid times p. 39 / Tommaso Amico di Meane
3 Managing language in multicultural societies: learning from the Indian experience p. 61 / Domenico Amirante
Part II Articulating conflict p. 75
4 De-religionising religion: the European Court of Human Rights and the conflict of definition p. 77 / Kyriaki Pavlidou
5 Immigrants or new religious minorities? conflicting European and international perspectives p. 105 / Fabienne Bretscher
6 Conscientious objection in Swedish and Italian healthcare: Paradoxical Secularizations and unbalanced pluralisms p. 122 / Melisa Vazquez
7 The unfinished education: religion, education and power struggles in multicultural Israel p. 141 / Kyriaki Topidi
Part III Processing conflict p. 167
8 Feminist dilemmas: the challenges in accommodating women's rights within religion-based family law in India p. 169 / Tanja Herklotz
9 Tamasha: the theatrics of disputing and non-state dispute processing p. 189 / Kalindi Kokal
10 Can law 'sustain' cultural diversity? the inheritance laws of Indian minority communities and the Italian legal system p. 207 / Chiara Lapi
Part IV Resolving conflict p. 219
11 Multiculturalist conflicts and intercultural law p. 221 / Pierluigi Consorti
12 Addressing the possibility of normative conflicts around human rights: the concept of adaptation p. 237 / Peter G. Kirchschlaeger
13 Adjudication in a pluralized legal field: proposing communication as an analytical device p. 255 / Gopika Solanki
14 Two legal orders and one cause: or a way to simultaneous decision-making p. 272 / Wolfgang Wieshaider.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Local Notes:
Acquired for the Penn Libraries with assistance from the Isaac Norris Library Fund.
ISBN:
9781138056596
1138056596
OCLC:
1020304557

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