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Cambridge Studies in Law and Society

Judging Through Narrative

Muslim Family Laws in Non-Muslim Courts

Yuksel (Syracuse University Sezgin

Judging Through Narrative

Cambridge Studies in Law and Society

Judging Through Narrative

Muslim Family Laws in Non-Muslim Courts

Cambridge Studies in Law and Society: Judging Through Narrative

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This book examines how non-Muslim courts construct and frame narratives in Muslim Family Law disputes, shaping rule of law, gender reform, and public trust. Drawing on cases from Ghana, India, Israel, and Greece, it offers unique insights for readers in law, religion, human rights, comparative politics and area studies.

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This book examines how non-Muslim courts construct and frame narratives in Muslim Family Law disputes, shaping rule of law, gender reform, and public trust. Drawing on cases from Ghana, India, Israel, and Greece, it offers unique insights for readers in law, religion, human rights, comparative politics and area studies.

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9781316638125
Pagina's
250
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Cambridge Studies in Law and Society
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1
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Paperback
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Engels
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