Triadic Legal Pluralism in North Sinai: A Case Study of State, Shari'a, and 'Urf Courts in Conflict and Cooperation
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Revkin, M
Published in: UCLA Journal of Islamic & Near Eastern Law
2014
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UCLA Journal of Islamic & Near Eastern Law
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2014
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13
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Revkin, M. (2014). Triadic Legal Pluralism in North Sinai: A Case Study of State, Shari'a, and 'Urf Courts in Conflict and Cooperation. UCLA Journal of Islamic & Near Eastern Law, 13(1), 21–59.
Revkin, Mara. “Triadic Legal Pluralism in North Sinai: A Case Study of State, Shari'a, and 'Urf Courts in Conflict and Cooperation.” UCLA Journal of Islamic & Near Eastern Law 13, no. 1 (2014): 21–59.
Revkin M. Triadic Legal Pluralism in North Sinai: A Case Study of State, Shari'a, and 'Urf Courts in Conflict and Cooperation. UCLA Journal of Islamic & Near Eastern Law. 2014;13(1):21–59.
Revkin, Mara. “Triadic Legal Pluralism in North Sinai: A Case Study of State, Shari'a, and 'Urf Courts in Conflict and Cooperation.” UCLA Journal of Islamic & Near Eastern Law, vol. 13, no. 1, 2014, pp. 21–59.
Revkin M. Triadic Legal Pluralism in North Sinai: A Case Study of State, Shari'a, and 'Urf Courts in Conflict and Cooperation. UCLA Journal of Islamic & Near Eastern Law. 2014;13(1):21–59.
Published In
UCLA Journal of Islamic & Near Eastern Law
Publication Date
2014
Volume
13
Issue
1
Start / End Page
21 / 59