Leading Works in Law and Anthropology

List of Contributors ix Acknowledgements xi List of Acronyms and Abbreviations xii Foreword: Leading Works, but in an Unexpected Sense xiii MARIE-CLAIRE FOBLETS 1 âLaw and Anthropologyâ as Interdisciplinary Encounter: Towards Multi-sited, Situated Knowledge Production 1 LARISSA VETTERS AND ALICE MARGARIA 2 Law Is a Multilevel Cultural Universal: The Theoretical Achievements of Leopold Pospisilâs Anthropology of Law 28 JAMES M. DONOVAN AND TOMAÅ  LEDVINKA 3 Lawâs Boundaries: Barbara Yngvessonâs Virtuous Citizens, Disruptive Subjects, and the Construction of Community in the Margins of Law 49 SUSAN BIBLER COUTIN 4 Unveiling âEveryday Harmâ: Mindie Lazarus-Blackâs Domestic Violence, Court Rites, and Cultures of Reconciliation 66 RAMONA BIHOLAR 5 The European Court of Human Rights, Upending Migrant Rights: On Marie-B©n©dicte Dembourâs When Humans Become Migrants 90 MORITZ BAUMGARTEL 6 Challenging the Depiction of Black Families Under Welfare Legislation in the USA: Carol Stack on All Our Kin 112 ANNE GRIFFITHS 7 Constitutional Law as Moral Insurgency?: Reflections on Kalpana Kannabiranâs Tools of Justice 130 SANDHYA FUCHS 8 A Shout in the Cathedral: Elizabeth Mertzâs The Language of Law School 150 RIAZ TEJANI9 Turning Legal Doctrine Inside Out: Susanne Baerâs The Citizen in Administrative Law 167 LARISSA VETTERS 10 The Moving of Children, the Travelling of Law: Howellâs The Kinning Of Foreigners 192 NOLA CAMMU 11 A French Private International Law Perspective on âAlterityâ: Horatia Muir Wattâs Discours sur les m©thodes du droit international priv© (Des formes juridiques de lâinter-alt©rit©) 209 SANDRINE BRACHOTTE Index 227