1. Introduction
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2. Rights and legal pluralism: 1.Contrasting descriptive and normative approaches
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3. The formats and politics of international law
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Merry, Sally Engle. “Measuring the World, Indicators, Human Rights and Global Governance”, Current Anthropology 52:3 (2011), 14 p.
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4. Bureaucracies and Courts
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Sandvik, Kristin Bergtora. ‘Blurring Boundaries: Refugee Resettlement in Kampala—between the Formal, the Informal, and the Illegal.’ PoLAR: Political and Legal Anthropology Review (2011) vol.34 no.1, pp. 11-32. 22 pages.
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5. Justice and Gender
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6. Disputes
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7. Law and technology
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Rudrappa, Sharmila, and Caitlyn Collins. "Altruistic agencies and compassionate consumers: moral framing of transnational surrogacy." Gender & Society 29.6 (2015): 937-959, 22 p.
8. The market, Law, Control and culture
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