JOURNAL: Law & Society Review

JOURNAL: Law and Society Review

The latest issue of Law & Society Review is available on Wiley Online Library.

Articles:

Above the Roof, Beneath the Law: Perceived Justice behind Disruptive Tactics of Migrant Wage Claimants in China (pages 703–738) Xin He, Lungang Wang and Yang Su

Primetime Dispute Resolution: Reality TV Mediation Shows in China's “Harmonious Society” (pages 739–770) Colin S. Hawes and Shuyu Kong

Liberal Rights versus Islamic Law? The Construction of a Binary in Malaysian Politics (pages 771–802) Tamir Moustafa

Legislating Change? Responses to Criminalizing Female Genital Cutting in Senegal (pages 803–835) Bettina Shell-Duncan, Katherine Wander, Ylva Hernlund and Amadou Moreau

What Happens to Law in a Refugee Camp? (pages 837–872) Elizabeth Holzer

Human Rights Prosecutions and the Participation Rights of Victims in Latin America (pages 873–907) Verónica Michel and Kathryn Sikkink

Addition by Subtraction? A Longitudinal Analysis of the Impact of Deportation Efforts on Violent Crime (pages 909–942) Jacob I. Stowell, Steven F. Messner, Michael S. Barton and Lawrence E. Raffalovich

The Hand of the Ancestors: Time, Cultural Production, and Intellectual Property Law (pages 943–973) Boatema Boateng

JOURNAL: (2013) 47:2 Law and Society Review

The latest issue of Law and Society Review is available on Wiley Online Library. It contains:

New Perspectives from the Oldest Profession: Abuse and the Legal Consciousness of Sex Workers in China (pages 245–278)
Margaret L. Boittin

Pragmatic Discourse and Gender Inequality in China (pages 279–310)
Xin He and Kwai Ng

Bright-Line Fever: Simple Legal Rules and Complex Property Customs among the Fataluku of East Timor (pages 311–343)
Daniel Fitzpatrick and Andrew McWilliam

Signaling Environmental Stewardship in the Shadow of Weak Governance: The Global Diffusion of ISO 14001 (pages 345–373)
Daniel Berliner and Aseem Prakash

Militarized Justice in New Democracies: Explaining the Process of Military Court Reform in Latin America (pages 375–407)
Brett J. Kyle and Andrew G. Reiter

 

Institutional Paths to Policy Change: Judicial Versus Nonjudicial Repeal of Sodomy Laws (pages 409–439)
Udi Sommer, Victor Asal, Katie Zuber and Jonathan Parent