THE SOCIAL ORGANIZATION AND CUSTOMARY LAW OF THE NEPALESE TRIBES
by Leonard Adam
Leonard Adam’s study examines the social organization and customary law of Nepalese tribes. Focused on community structures and established practices, it provides a concise resource for readers exploring Nepal, tribal societies, anthropology, legal traditions, and the relationship between social life and customary rules.
About This Book
The Social Organization and Customary Law of the Nepalese Tribes examines the ways tribal communities in Nepal organize social life and understand customary law.
Leonard Adam’s work focuses on the relationship between community organization and established practices governing social conduct.
The book offers a subject-focused resource for readers interested in Nepal, tribal societies, customary law, and anthropological study.
Its emphasis on social structures and customary practices makes it relevant to broader research in social science, law, and history.
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