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Special on Human Rights Law as a Site of Struggle over Multicultural Conflicts - Comparative and Multidisciplinary Perspectives

Introduction

Introduction
Human rights law as a site of struggle over multicultural conflicts
Comparative and multidisciplinary perspectives

Titia Loenen, Wibo van Rossum, Jet Tigchelaar
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04 Jun 2010

:1-16

Articles

Inconvenient marriages, or what happens when ethnic minorities marry trans-jurisdictionally

Prakash Shah
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04 Jun 2010

:17-32
The clash of legal cultures over the ‘best interests of the child’ principle in cases of international parental child abduction

Wibo van Rossum
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04 Jun 2010

:33-55
A closer look at law: human rights as multi-level sites of struggles over multi-dimensional equality

Susanne Baer
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04 Jun 2010

:56-76
Protection of spouses in informal marriages by human rights

Susan Rutten
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04 Jun 2010

:77-92
Religious law versus secular law
The example of the get refusal in Dutch, English and Israeli law

Matthijs de Blois
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04 Jun 2010

:93-114
Sex segregation and equality in a multicultural society: inferiority as a standard for legal acceptability

Marjolein van den Brink, Titia Loenen, Jet Tigchelaar
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04 Jun 2010

:115-144
Public attitudes towards the türban ban in Turkey

Ali Çarkoğlu
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04 Jun 2010

:145-157
CEDAW, the Bible and the State of the Netherlands: the struggle over orthodox women’s political participation and their responses

Barbara Oomen, Joost Guijt, Matthias Ploeg
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04 Jun 2010

:158-174
Plurality of marriage law and marriage registration for Muslims in Indonesia: a plea for pragmatism

Adriaan Bedner, Stijn van Huis
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04 Jun 2010

:175-191

Volume 6, Issue 2, June 2010 -

Introduction

Introduction Human rights law as a site of struggle over multicultural conflicts Comparative and multidisciplinary perspectives

Articles

Inconvenient marriages, or what happens when ethnic minorities marry trans-jurisdictionally

The clash of legal cultures over the ‘best interests of the child’ principle in cases of international parental child abduction

A closer look at law: human rights as multi-level sites of struggles over multi-dimensional equality

Protection of spouses in informal marriages by human rights

Religious law versus secular law The example of the get refusal in Dutch, English and Israeli law

Sex segregation and equality in a multicultural society: inferiority as a standard for legal acceptability

Public attitudes towards the türban ban in Turkey

CEDAW, the Bible and the State of the Netherlands: the struggle over orthodox women’s political participation and their responses

Plurality of marriage law and marriage registration for Muslims in Indonesia: a plea for pragmatism

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Introduction
Human rights law as a site of struggle over multicultural conflicts
Comparative and multidisciplinary perspectives

Religious law versus secular law
The example of the get refusal in Dutch, English and Israeli law