Kajian Teori Pluralisme Hukum terhadap Sistem Hukum di Aceh by Hairun Tri Wahyuni Sagala

“…Abstract Legal pluralism is not a new concept that has emerged in the modern legal system, but an approach to analyzing the operation of various legal systems side by side in the system of government of a nation-state. …”
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“Yo no sé caminar Comodoro”. Pluralismo jurídico y garantía de derechos para personas migrantes en contextos de desigualdades sociales (Patagonia, Argentina) by Brígida Baeza, Carlos Barria Oyarzo

“…State institutions must initiate a process of transformation focused on legal pluralism, the intercultural approach, and the intersectionality of gender perspectives. …”
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As questões delimitativas do direito no Pluralismo Jurídico by Renata Ovenhausen Albernaz, Antonio Carlos Wolkmer

“…For this analysis, itwas made a theoretical research in the authors’of the Legal Pluralism, classic and recent mainworks.…”
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Endlich! by Ralf Seinecke

“…review on: Brian Z. Tamanaha, Legal Pluralism Explained. History, Theory, Consequences, New York: Oxford University Press 2021, x + 217 S., ISBN 978-0-19-086155-1…”

Giuseppe Capograssi: riflessioni sulla guerra e sulla pace by Luigi Di Santo

“…Once outlined the close relationship between State and war in the legal experience of the Twentieth century, the essay focuses on the Catholic roots and legal pluralism that characterize the thought of Capograssi.…”
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Legal encounters: law, state and society in Zimbabwe, c1950-1990 by Karekwaivanane, G, George H. Karekwaivanane

“…Secondly, I interrogate legal centralism as an approach to understanding developments in the legal sphere in African history and make the case for legal pluralism as a more appropriate approach. I argue that during the period under study, Zimbabwe witnessed a process of evolving legal pluralism characterised by the mutual appropriation of forms, symbols and concepts between state law and the ‘customary law’. …”

Notas sobre pluralismo jurídico. Revisitando a Mario Ruiz | Some Notes about Juridical Pluralism. Revisiting Mario Ruiz’s Works by Isabel Turégano Mansilla

“…Resumen: Homenaje a Mario Ruiz en el que se expone su concepción del pluralismo jurídico Abstract: Homage to Mario Ruiz in which his conception of legal pluralism is shared…”
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The application of the principles of the convention on women in awig-awig pakraman village by Ni Nyoman Sukerti

“…Also, problems also assessed by the theory of legal pluralism of Sally Falk Moore, i.e., Semi-autonomous social field theory. …”
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Une brève historiographie de « pluralisme juridique » : quand les usages d’une notion en font un instrument de luttes politiques by Albane Geslin

“…My basic argument is that “legal pluralism” (concept and words) is, in anthropological discourses, not only a descriptive notion, but above all a political struggles tool. …”
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Pluralisme juridique et pluralisme culturel dans la société réunionnaise by Elise Ralser

“…The safeguarding of the identity of the people could depend on this legal pluralism. Between negation and assertion of the characteristics of each one, the study will show that laws can have sufficiently flexibility to adapt to plurality.…”
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The Discourse of Multiculturalism: An Obstacle to Cultural Change? by Anne Sofie Roald

“…Although the two societies have few multicultural policies, the discourse on multiculturalism has still led to claims for legal pluralism. However, it seems that there is an obvious change of attitudes to such claims between the first-generation Muslim immigrants and their descendants, second-generation Norwegian and Swedish Muslims.…”
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DUALISME HUKUM DI INDONESIA: Kajian Tentang Peraturan Pencatatan Nikah dalam Perundang-Undangan by Muhammad Sodiq

“…Generally laws and regulations in Indonesia led to what is called the law of duality, this is due to legal pluralism in Indonesia. This paper examines the legal dualism in Indonesia, namely the marriage records in the UUP regulation No. 1 In 1974 and KHI. …”
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Prodding the Leviathan. A Brief Response to Russell Sandberg’s Sociology of Religious Law by Robert A. Yelle

“…Rather than encouraging the further differentiation of spheres of authority or legal pluralism, such a recognition could, in some cases, be seen to call into question the founding gesture of secularism, in which the state was granted a clear monopoly over force and, with this, over positive law.…”
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Access to genetic resources in indigenous peoples and the Convention on Biological Diversity by Diana Rocío Bernal Camargo

“…After the Convention on Biological Diversity a deepening debate is taking place concerning the protection of genetic resources and traditional knowledge of indigenous peoples, which involves a discussion about the application of biotechnology and its impact on the protection of life and environment, and an analysis of the participation of these in the process of developing strategies to protect their resources and traditional knowledge, which gives rise to legal pluralism from the development of the different Conferences of the Parties, which today allows for a more comprehensive regulatory framework and a possibility of its strengthening.…”
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‘A few practical things’: The Redress of Law and the irritation of (critical) constitutional theory by Angelo Jr Golia

“…This Article discusses Emilios Christodoulidis’s The Redress of Law as a major contribution to contemporary critical constitutional theory, with a focus on its relationship with other lines of critical thought; with systems theory and societal constitutionalism; and with legal pluralism and the global constitutionalism discourses. …”
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Inclusive governance of hydropower on shared rivers? Toward an international legal geography of the Lower Mekong basin by Oliver Hensengerth

“…To understand to what extent river basin organizations can mediate the legal pluralism in a shared basin, the article develops an international legal geography approach to the governance of transboundary waters in an attempt to uncover marginalization and disempowerment in the process of law-making. …”
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1874 : la diplomatie migratoire italienne en Égypte by Joseph J. Viscomi

“…The article specifically addresses debates at the time around legal pluralism and the importance of extraterritorial jurisdiction for diasporic national communities. …”
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Are We There Yet? Indigenous Cultural Competency in Legal Education by Marcelle Burns

“…It concludes by emphasising the need for ICC to be developed in collaboration with local Indigenous communities, recognising the place-based nature of Indigenous knowledges, and within a framework of legal pluralism.…”
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El despojo de los territorios indígenas y las resistencias al extractivismo minero en México by Laura Valladares de la Cruz

“…The core argument is that a new type of legal pluralism has been created, in which the rights of transnational corporations and the new mining law reforms in Mexico have erased the previous gains of indigenous peoples.…”
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PROSPECT THE STUDY OF LOCAL LEGAL AUTONOMY IN REGIONAL AUTONOMY LEGAL POLITICS by Ilyas Ilyas, Sahra Roba

“…“Legal autonomy is the 'new antithesis' to legal centralism, Legal Pluralism, and multiculturalism at the global, regional, national, and local levels.…”
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