The Law after Anthropology: Ethnography and Costumary Law in Madagascar
Keywords:
Costumary Law, Madagascar Legal System, Ethnography.
Abstract
This article aims to unveil the links between Law and Anthropology, paying special attention to the Customary Law. I will focus on the particular case study of Madagascar in order to analyze the ethnography as a source of Law, going further in its relations with Malagasy Constitutional Law, and taking as a reference the conflicts arising from Zebu rustling in the rural communities of Madagascar.Format
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How to Cite
Rosés Tubau, M. (2015). The Law after Anthropology: Ethnography and Costumary Law in Madagascar. Revista de Antropología Social, 24, 177-188. https://doi.org/10.5209/rev_RASO.2015.v24.50650
Section
Monographic
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