Understanding Disputes: The Politics of ArgumentPat Caplan Routledge, 2020年8月22日 - 268 頁 Are disputes ever really resolved, or do people need to find ways of accommodating them and living with the consequences? Can dispute settlement procedures at the local level be transferred to wider environments? In attempting to answer these questions, some of the foremost specialists in the anthropology of law and disputing behaviour examine how people in a variety of social settings, ranging from Ireland to East Africa, deal with quarrels and seek to resolve or accommodate them. This stimulating volume should be of interest to anyone concerned about the increase in conflict in many parts of the world. |
內容
Civilization and its Negotiations | |
The Contentiousness of Disputes | |
Contesting Corruption Accusations in the Cities | |
A Historical Ethnography of | |
Managing Quarrels in East Nepal | |
其他版本 - 查看全部
常見字詞
accused adjudication African alleged Anderea argued Arusha Bank of England Bank Rate behaviour boys bridewealth brother Caplan Celestino centre Cesario claimed commissioners conflict context Corporation County Kilkenny cultural Davis death decision dispute settlement Disputes and Negotiations divorce Dul Prasad's elders ethnographic father fieldwork gentlemanly Giriama Gluckman Gulliver Gulliver's Gwembe Habermas Harka husband ibid Indreni settlements interests international negotiation issue Jugs Kilindoni Kilkenny Kinyani kipat labour lads land Lashiloi Legal Anthropology Limbu London Lozi Mafia Island marriage married matters Max Gluckman middle class mila moral Mwajuma Nader Ndendeuli Nepal Nigeria non-Limbu norms parties passion plaintiff political Press Gulliver quarrels refused relations relationships ritual river sexual sheria Silimani Silverman social society staff subbas Tanzania Thomastown town Tribunal Ucungi Uganda University Press village wife William Keswick wives women World Court young youth youth-work Zambia