Law and Anthropology

Explore the fascinating intersection of Law and Anthropology with this comprehensive volume published by Taylor & Francis Ltd in 2002. Spanning 736 pages, this book serves as an essential introduction to the major themes and theoretical perspectives that define contemporary research in these fields. It delves into significant recent ethnographic studies of law and the state, highlighting the ongoing dialogue between jurists and anthropologists. As the world faces economic globalization and a resurgence of civil and international conflicts, this book provides critical insights into the evolving nature of legal institutions. Ideal for students, scholars, and anyone interested in understanding the complexities of law in today's society, "Law and Anthropology" is a must-have addition to your library.