Ifugao Law w/ a new foreword by Fred Eggan
Ifugao Law by R.F. Barton is a seminal study of the indigenous legal customs of the Ifugao people in the Philippines. Enhanced with a new foreword by Fred Eggan, this book explores the intricacies of traditional governance, dispute resolution, and social norms that define Ifugao society. An essential read for anthropologists and legal scholars interested in cultural jurisprudence.
About This Book
Ifugao Law presents a detailed examination of the customary legal practices among the Ifugao people, authored by R.F. Barton. This work captures the essence of indigenous jurisprudence in a Philippine highland context.
The book delves into the principles and applications of Ifugao legal traditions, highlighting their role in maintaining social order and resolving disputes within the community.
Featuring a new foreword by anthropologist Fred Eggan, it provides contemporary perspectives on the enduring relevance of these traditional systems.
Originally published as a scholarly resource, it serves as a foundational text for understanding cultural legal frameworks in anthropology.
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