29 Mar 2003

Islamic Law and Society
Brill Academic Publishers, Leiden, the Netherlands
Supplied note: "Islamic Law and Society, Volume 10/1 is now available and contains the following articles: Introduction, Public Debates On Family Law Reform Participants, Positions, And Styles Of Argumentation In The 1990s - Annelies Moors (Guest Editor) Articles - Stalled Reform: Family Law In Post-Unification Yemen Anna Wuerth, In The Interim: Civil Society, The Shar'i Judiciary And Palestinian Personal Status Law In The Transitional Period - Lynn Welchman, Recent Debates On Family Law Reform In Morocco: Islamic Law As Politics In An Emerging Public Sphere - Leon Buskens, Political Factions, Ideological Fictions: The Controversy Over Family Law Reform In Democratic Mali - Dorothea E. Schulz - avh."
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