Rules and Processes: The Cultural Logic of Dispute in an African Context
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Rules and Processes: The Cultural Logic of Dispute in an African Context

by Simon Roberts, John L. Comaroff

Law Sociology Cultural Studies Anthropology
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Rules and Processes examines the cultural logic of dispute in an African context. Simon Roberts and John L. Comaroff consider the relationship between rules, processes, law, and culture, offering readers a focused contribution to African studies and the broader understanding of how disputes are approached.

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Rules and Processes explores the cultural logic of dispute in an African context.

The book considers how rules and processes relate to the handling and understanding of disputes.

Simon Roberts and John L. Comaroff examine the relationship between law, culture, and social practices.

It offers a focused work for readers interested in African studies, legal thought, and dispute processes.

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