دانلود کتاب Indigenous Law and the Politics of Kincentricity and Orality

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Foreword The Yanyuwa Authors Acknowledgements Contents About the Authors List of Figures Chapter 1: Conceptualising Indigenous Law The Language of Law Indigenous Law as Ancestral and Kincentric Law as Realpolitik About the Authors Chapter Organisation References Chapter 2: Yanyuwa Law Yanyuwa Country and Colonial Encroachment narnu-Yuwa: Yanyuwa Law, Kinship and Responsibility Kincentric Order: Yanyuwa Politics of Land and Sea Ownership Authority, Spiritual Power and Essence Wunyingu—Names from Country Linginmantharra and Yanyuwangala: Yanyuwa Politics as Negotiation of the Past Yarrambawaja—Ceremony Kujika—Songlines Collective Decision-Making: Yanyuwa Processes of Reaching Consensus Orality and Transmission of Law Aspects of Change: Cultural Shifts and Generational Nuance Chapter Overview References Chapter 3: Testimonies of Yanyuwa Law and Kincentric Order Old Arthur Narnungawurruwurru Old Arthur Narnungawurruwurru’s Telling of Yanyuwa Law Yanyuwa Law and Legislative Land Rights Phillip Timothy Narnungawurruwurru’s Story: Speaking About Law in 2000 A Word on Pushing Orality into Written Forms The Practice of Law Kincentricity Empiricism in Country Through Ngalki The Realpolitik of Law References Chapter 4: More Than Soft Power The Problem with Soft Power The Peril of Stakeholder Status Straightening Things Up Strengths in Political Pluralism References Chapter 5: Conclusion References Index