Journal of Legal Pluralism and Unofficial Law

Reconciling human rights and customary law: legal pluralism in the governance of small-scale fisheries**

The ascertainment of living customary law: an analysis of the South African Constitutional Court’s jurisprudence

Urban approaches to human rights: tracking networks of engagement in Amsterdam’s debate on irregular migration

International assemblage of the security of tenure and the interaction of city politics with the international normative discourse

Pluralistic legal system, pluralistic human rights?: teenage pregnancy, child marriage and legal institutions in Bali

Between panic and hope: Indigenous peoples, gold, violence(s) and FPIC in Colombia, through the lens of time

The local swimming pool as a space of rights contestation – an analysis of ‘burkini’ policies in Belgian local public swimming pools

Descriptive vs. prescriptive global legal pluralism: a gentle reminder of David Hume’s is–ought divide

Human rights encounters in small places: the contestation of human rights responsibilities in three Dutch municipalities

The implementation of the African charter on human and peoples’ rights and the convention on the rights of the child in Nigeria: the creation of irresponsible parents and dutiful children?

“Reforming the law of intestate succession in a legally plural Ghana”

The management of legal pluralism and human rights in decentralized Afghanistan

Scoping the new urban human rights agenda

A new model for the legal pluralist study of children’s rights, illustrated by a case study on the child’s right to education in the Central African Republic

A butterfly that thinks itself a bird: the identity of customary courts in Nigeria