Law and social transformation in India

By:

Mendelsohn, Oliver

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi; Oxford; 2014Description: 302 pISBN:

9780198098478

Subject(s):

"India, Sociological Jurisprudence"

DDC classification:

340.110954 MEN

Summary: This work uncovers the historical roots and also the contemporary character of law and society in India. Steeped in years of fieldwork in both rural and urban India the work places the new legal forces and processes introduced into India by the British alongside those that predated the colonial incursion and still have vitality today.

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This work uncovers the historical roots and also the contemporary character of law and society in India. Steeped in years of fieldwork in both rural and urban India the work places the new legal forces and processes introduced into India by the British alongside those that predated the colonial incursion and still have vitality today.

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