A legally pluralist approach to the Bakassi Peninsula case

Hendry, Jennifer

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“…We know -not least from the example of AfC -that state performances of jurisdiction 12 are received differently by differently-situated audiences. People bring their other normative expectations and commitments -medical, social, religious, political-into their engagements with law (Hendry 2019).…”

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A legally pluralist approach to the Bakassi Peninsula case

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