In the shade of an African baobab
Subtitle: Tom Bennett's legacy
By: edited by Christa Rautenbach
Publisher: Juta and Company
Published: 2018
Place of publication: Claremont, South Africa
Language: eng
Number of pages: 270
ISBN-13: 9781485128472
Copyright date: 2018
Subjects: Legal polycentricity; Jurisprudence; Law
Other titles: Shade of an African baobab
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (pages 239-258) and index.
Table of contents: title: Tribute to Tom Bennett / Hugh Corder; title: In the Shade of an African Baobab: Thomas W (Tom) Bennett on Custom and Religion / Christa Rautenbach; title: A Tribute to Emeritus Professor Thomas Bennett / Chuma Himonga; title: When Grace Met Bennett: An Intersectionality Analysis of Bennett's Commentary on Culture and Legal Pluralism in South Africa / Jewel Amoah; title: African Women and Fair Trial in South Africa / Adenike Aiyedun; title: Patrimonial Consequences of the Conversion of a South African Marriage to a Civil Marriage / Pieter Bakker; title: Illegal Mining: The Continued Struggle for Mineral Resources, Communities and the Environment / Willemien du Plessis & Juanita Pienaar; title: The Culturalisation of Religion and the Pursuit of Diversity: Co-existence within Religious Difference in South Africa and Europe / Kyriaki Topidi; title: OHADA Law and its Target Population: Is there Room for African Traditional Law within the Harmonisation of Contract Laws in Africa? / Salvatore Mancuso; title: African Legal Realism and Risk Assessment of Irrationality through Deliberate Silencing of African Voices and Perspectives / Werner Menski; title: Legal Pluralism and Social Change: Insights from Matrimonial Property Rights in Nigeria / Anthony Diala; title: Negotiating Space and Place in Relation to Land: A View from Kweneng Land Board, Botswana / Anne Griffiths; title: Human Rights at the Intersection of Legal Orders: The Case of the 'Kharisiri' / Eva Brems; title: Customary Legal Empowerment in Africa: How Rule of Law Programming has Impacted on Legal Pluralism in Malawi / Janine Ubink.