JOURNAL (Special Issue): Erasmus Law Review (Law as a Plural Phenomenon)

I somehow neglected to mention the publication of the (2013) 6:3/4 Erasmus Law Review, a special issue on 'Law as a Plural Phenomenon: Confrontations of Legal Pluralism', edited by Wibo van Rossum and Sanne Taekema.

The volume includes:

Wibo van Rossum & Sanne Taekema - Introduction to Law as Plural Phenomenon: Confrontations of Legal Pluralisms

Mark S. Weiner - Imagining the Rule of Law in Nineteenth-Century Britain: Liberal Society and the Dialectic of the Clan

Agnes T.M. Schreiner - How Law Manifests Itself in Australian Aboriginal Art

Emmanuel Melissaris - From Legal Pluralism to Public Justification

Ronald Janse - A Turn to Legal Pluralism in Rule of Law Promotion?

Urszula Jaremba - At the Crossroads of National and European Union Law. Experiences of National Judges in a Multi-level Legal Order

Esther Van Eijk - Unity in Multiplicity: Shared Cultural Understandings on Marital Life in a Damascus Catholic and Muslim Court

This is required reading. 

- SPD