Multiculturalis in Law is Legal Pluralism - Lessons From Indonesia, Singapore, and Canada  

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Bell, Gary F.

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Singapore Journal of Legal Studies (Dec. 2006), page 315-330.
Topik: multicultural; multiculturalism; pluralism - lessons

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The Indonesian, Singaporean and Canadian States define or describe themselves as multicultural. Since law is part of one's culture, a state's multiculturalism should lead that state to recognise a multiplicity of laws, to recognise one form or another of legal pluralism. Singapore and Indonesia practice legal pluralism by granting state recognition to laws other than state law. Canada however does not really do so. The author questions Canada's commitment to multiculturalism in law.

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