Ifugao law
Ifugao Law presents a comprehensive study of the traditional legal customs of the Ifugao people, authored by anthropologist Roy Franklin Barton. It explores the principles and practices that maintain social harmony and justice within their communities, offering a window into indigenous governance.
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Ifugao Law by Roy Franklin Barton offers an in-depth examination of the indigenous legal traditions of the Ifugao people. Drawing from anthropological fieldwork, the book details the customs and practices that form the basis of their societal order.
The text highlights how these laws are intertwined with cultural and social structures, providing insights into conflict resolution and governance in a traditional context.
Barton's work serves as a valuable resource for understanding non-Western legal systems and their role in community life.
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