Overseas justice

Overseas justice
Vol. 48, 2018/1 - pages
Pages 5 to 14

The anthropology of Ethnologie française

By Nicolas Adell
Pages 15 to 26

Cultures on the stand. Alternating viewpoints on civil justice in Overseas France

By Natacha Gagné, Stéphanie Guyon, Benoît Trépied
Pages 27 to 36

Custom and citizenship: From the status of colonies to one of overseas local councils

By Yerri Urban
Pages 37 to 46

What is to become of the republican cadis?

By Myriam Hachimi-Alaoui, Élise Lemercier
Pages 47 to 56

Families and the new local civil law in Mayotte

By Sophie Blanchy
Pages 57 to 68

Blood, name, custom

By Benoît Trépied
Pages 69 to 80

Gender, justice, and compensation for victims of Kanak customary status

By Christine Salomon
Pages 81 to 92

Customary right and republican law in a French overseas collectivity (Wallis and Futuna)

By Françoise Douaire‑Marsaudon
Pages 93 to 106

Ethnography of the state on the fringes of the Republic

By Natacha Gagné
Pages 107 to 120

Going before the family judge?

By Stéphanie Guyon
Pages 121 to 130

“The map is not territory”! Custom, law, and plural nationality in French Guiana

By Catherine Benoît
Pages 131 to 140

“We must adapt to different cultures, your Honor.”

By Céline Bessière, Émilie Biland, Abigail Bourguignon, Sibylle Gollac, Muriel Mille, Hélène Steinmetz
Pages 141 to 152

Autochthonous juridicity and cultural differences

By Fabien Le Bonniec
Pages 153 to 159

Review

Pages 160 to 170

Reviews

Pages 171 to 176

Marriage between past and present in North African-Saharan societies

By Tassadit Yacine
Pages 177 to 186

The marriage of past and present in North African-Saharan societies

By Pierre Bourdieu