American Cultural Pluralism and Law
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American Cultural Pluralism and Law

by Jill Norgren, Serena Nanda

Law Sociology
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American Cultural Pluralism and Law considers how cultural diversity and legal systems intersect in the United States. Written by Jill Norgren and Serena Nanda, this book offers a focused academic resource for readers exploring law, pluralism, culture, and American society.

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American Cultural Pluralism and Law explores the connection between cultural pluralism and law in the United States.

Written by Jill Norgren and Serena Nanda, the book addresses a subject at the intersection of legal and cultural studies.

It is suited to readers seeking an academic perspective on diversity, social organization, and the role of law in American life.

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