The Journal of Legal Pluralism and Unofficial Law 66/2012

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In this number Hubert Treiber calls for a reconsideration of the work of a number of writers (Heinrich Popitz, Theodor Geiger, Christian Sigrist and above all Max Weber) who have received particularly critical attention from adherents of legal pluralism, arguing for further discussion of the concept of law developed by Franz von Benda-Beckmann. Sangeeta Sharmin addresses the dynamic nature of interactions among plural legal systems, employing theories of legal pluralism to identify sources of legal plurality and to understand how these interact in Malaysia. Benjamin Rubbers and Emilie Gallez consider why in the Democratic Republic of Congo, given the general deterioration of administrative structures, people continue to apply to the courts for redress.