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" Multicultural jurisdictions : "


Document Type : BL
Record Number : 956052
Doc. No : b710422
Main Entry : Shachar, Ayelet,1966-
Title & Author : Multicultural jurisdictions : : cultural differences and women's rights /\ Ayelet Shachar.
Publication Statement : Cambridge, UK ;New York :: Cambridge University Press,, 2001.
Series Statement : Contemporary political theory
Page. NO : 1 online resource (xiv, 193 pages)
ISBN : 0511040806
: : 0511049668
: : 0511153619
: : 051149033X
: : 0521772095
: : 0521776740
: : 128042124X
: : 6610421242
: : 9780511040801
: : 9780511049668
: : 9780511153617
: : 9780511490330
: : 9780521772099
: : 9780521776745
: : 9781280421242
: : 9786610421244
Bibliographies/Indexes : Includes bibliographical references (pages 166-186) and index.
Contents : Introduction -- The perils of multicultural accommodation -- Family law and the construction of collective identity -- State vs. nomos: lessons from contemporary law and normative theory -- Sharing the pieces of jurisdictional authority: mapping the possibilities -- Transformative accomodation: utilizing external protections to reduce internal restrictions -- Towards a resolution of the multiculturalism paradox: family law revisited -- Conclusion --Appendix: How transformative accommodation works in different social arenas.
Abstract : "Is it possible for the state simultaneously to respect deep cultural differences and to protect the hard-won citizenship rights of vulnerable group members, in particular women? This book argues that this is not only theoretically needed, but also institutionally feasible. Shachar's fresh approach proceeds from an acknowledgment of the potentially negative effects of well-intentioned multicultural accommodation, which often forces the most vulnerable constituents of cultural groups into an impossible choice: either an allegiance to their culture, or an exercise of their rights. Rejecting prevalent normative and legal solutions to this "paradox of multicultural vulnerability," Multicultural Jurisdictions develops a powerful argument for enhancing the jurisdictional autonomy of religious and cultural minorities while at the same time providing viable legal-institutional solutions to the problem of sanctioned intra-group rights violation. This new "joint governance" approach is guided by an ambitiously innovative principle: one that strives for the reduction of injustice between minority groups and the wider society, together with the enhancement of justice within them. Shachar applies this new approach to contested social arenas, such as family law, immigration policy, and criminal justice. She shows how individuals who view themselves as simultaneously belonging to more than one membership community and subject to more than one legal authority can be empowered by their multiple affiliations. Unique in its interdisciplinary and comparative approach, this book makes a timely intervention in current multiculturalist and feminist debates by offering an in-depth exploration of practical legal-institutional solutions to vital normative dilemmas that beset diverse societies around the globe. It will interest students of political and social theory, law, religion, institutional design, as well as cultural and gender studies."--Jacket.
Subject : Multiculturalism-- Law and legislation.
Subject : Women-- Legal status, laws, etc.
Subject : Femmes-- Droit.
Subject : Multiculturalisme-- Droit.
Subject : LAW-- Gender the Law.
Subject : Multiculturalism-- Law and legislation.
Subject : Women-- Legal status, laws, etc.
Subject : Juridische aspecten.
Subject : Multiculturele samenlevingen.
Subject : Vrouwen.
Dewey Classification : ‭346/.01/34‬
LC Classification : ‭K644‬‭.S53 2001eb‬
NLM classification : ‭86.05‬bcl
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