Anthropological approaches to property law and economics

European Journal of Law and Economics

Volumn 2, Issue 4, 1995, Pages 309-336

  Von Benda Beckmann, Franz ^a  

^a WAGENINGEN UNIVERSITY   (Netherlands)

Author keywords

comparative analysis; customary law; law and economics; legal anthropology; legal pluralism; Property

Indexed keywords

EID: 0039537473     PISSN: 09291261     EISSN: 15729990     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1007/BF01541070     Document Type: Article

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4. Commodity Form and Legal Farm; An Essay on the ‘Relative Autonomy’ of the Law
5. Sovereignty and Morality in International Affairs
6. Concentration Without Privatization? Some Consequences of Changing Patterns of Rural Land Control
7. Property and the End of Affinity
8. Africa's Land
9. Ethnography and Comparison in Legal Anthropology
10. Misschien geen vrienden, waarschijnlijk wel bondgenoten. Bendenkingen over de nauwe kloof tussen de rechtssociologie van net handelen en de rechtseconomie van de sociale cooperatie
11. A Perspective on Ideginous Land Tenure Systems and Land Concentration
12. Multi-Jurisdictional Resources: Testing a Typology for Problem Structuring
13. Trees as Savings and Security for the Rural Poor
14. Colonialism and the Perception of Tradition in Fiji
15. The Problem of Social Costs
16. The Effect of Registration of Title upon Customary Land Rights in Kenya
17. Traditional Production and in Primitive African Economies
18. Ursprung und Entwicklungsgeschichte des Eigenthums
19. Private versus gemene eigendom: de ‘strategy of the commons’ herbekeken
20. Toward a Theory of Property Rights
21. Law and Economics: The Road Not Taken
22. The Possibilities of Rational Politics
23. Introduction
24. Property Rights and Economic Theory: A Survey of Recent Literature
25. Justice in Many Rooms: Courts, Private Ordering and Indigenous Law
26. Concepts in the Comparative Study of Tribal Law
27. The General Theory of Litigation: A First Step
28. What Is Legal Pluralism?
29. The Tragedy of the Commons
30. Sociology and the Substantive View of the Economy
31. Law, Economics, and Post-Realist Explanations
32. Economie als integratieve wetenschap
33. Managing Ideologies: Harmony as Ideology in Amish and Japanese Societies
34. Some Problems in the Legal Regulation of the Activities of Economic Institutions
35. The Imposition of Anglo-American Land Tenure Laws on Hawaiiens
36. Distributional Issues in Contracting for Property Rights
37. Some Notes on the Yoruba Rules of Succession and on Family Property
38. Non-Contractual Relations in Business: A Preliminary Study
39. Elegant Models, Empirical Pictures, and the Complexities of Contract
40. Problems in the Description of African Systems of Landholding
41. Relational Contract: What We Do and Do Not Know
42. Capitalism and the Changing Concept of Property
43. Law in the Development of Dynastic Families Among American Business Elites: The Domestication of Capital and the Capitalization of Family
44. Human Ecology of the Commons
45. The Rhetoric of Economics
46. Legal Pluralism
47. Indigenous Land Rights Systems in Sub-Saharan Africa: A Constraint on Productivity?
48. Bargaining in the Shadow of the Law: The Case of Divorce
49. Comparative Studies: Introduction
50. Law and Social Change: The Semi-Autonomous Field as an Appropriate Subject of Study
51. Law and Learning Theory: A Study in Legal Control
52. The Grazing Lands of Botswana and the Commons Debate
53. Comment on Donohue
54. De list van de economische rede: de ethische reconstructie in law-and-economics
55. Economische verklaringen van het recht: grondproblemen en mogelijkheden
56. The Theory of Property: Beyond Private Versus Common Property
57. Distributional Issues in Contracting for Property Rights: Comment
58. Property-Rights Regimes and Natural Resources: A Conceptual Analysis
59. Main Trends in German Ethnological Jurisprudence and Legal Ethnology
60. The Sociology of Law: Where We Have Been and Where We Might Be Going
61. Land Law and Economic Change in Rural Senegal: Diola Pledge Transactions and Disputes
62. Colonialism and Legal Form: The Creation of ‘Customary Law’ in Senegal
63. The Transformation of Traditional Law: A Tale of People's Participation in Irrigation Management on Bali
64. De economische analyze van de intellectuele rechten: een les voor de jurist?
65. Theory and Practice in Law and History: A Prologue to the Study of the Relationship Between Law and Economy from a Socio-Historical Perspective
66. Law, Economy and the State in England, 1750–1914: Some Major Issues
67. Law as a Weapon in Social Conflict
68. De activiteit van de erflater
69. Sociaal-wetenschappelijke benaderingen van het recht
70. Réflexions sur l'existence du concept de propriété immobilière individuelle dans les droits africains traditioneis
71. Le pluralisme juridique: essai de synthèse.
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73. Eigenbeland, chaos en social orde
74. Das Recht und die sozio-ökonomische Entwicklung in den ländlichen Gebieten Zambias
75. Some Comparative Generalizations About the Differential Use of State and Folk Institutions of Dispute Settlement.
76. Leegstaande luchtkastelen: Over de pathologie van grondenrechtshervormingen in ontwikkelingslanden
77. Anthropology and Comparative Law
78. Scapegoat and Magic Charm: Law in Development Theory and Practice
79. Sago, Law and Food Security on Ambon
80. Rechtsanthropologie, rechtssociologie en rechtspluralisme, bezien vanuit rechtsanthropologisch penpectief
81. Unterwerfung oder Distanz: Rechtssoziologie, Rechtsanthropologie und Rechtspluralismus aus rechtsanthropologischer Sicht
82. Uncommon Questions About Property Rights
83. Symbiosis of Indigenous and Western Law in Africa and Asia: An Essay in Legal Pluralism
84. Acts of Last Will in Indonesian Local Laws
85. Rechtspluralismus: Analytische Begriffsbildung oder politisch-ideologisches Programm?
86. The Changing Laws of Hospitality: Guest Labourers in the Political Economy of Rural Legal Pluralism
87. Transformation and Change in Minangkabau
88. Property, Politics and Conflict: Ambon and Minangkabau Compared
89. The Quasi-Judicial and the Experience of the Absurd: Remaking Land Law in Nortb-Eastem Botswana
90. Levels of Property Rights, Levels of Law: A Case Study from the Northern Philippines
91. Law, Gender Relations and the Interdependence of Exchange Economy and Household Economy
92. How State Courts Create Customary Law in Ghana and Nigeria