Editorial Reviews
Book Description
The status of Muslim women within marriage, prospects for Muslim law in South Africa, Palestinian citizenship, and Islamic finance and privatization-these are just some of the diverse, compelling subjects covered by leading articles in this Yearbook. The Yearbook of Islamic and Middle Eastern Law provides an authoritative, up-to-date source of reference on Islamic law and modern Middle Eastern legal systems, both individually and comparatively. The third volume maintains the consistently high quality of previous volumes, offering a comprehensive range of information that includes: + a collection of leading articles on salient issues; + an increased number and variety of country surveys, key legislation, and legal documents; + selected cases; + book reviews; and + notes and news. Extensive indexes, both by country and subject, enhance ease of reference. A wide-ranging group of specialists in Middle East and Islamic law -- including judges, ministers, state legal officials, academics and scholars, legal practitioners, and leading law firms -- have carefully researched and compiled this invaluable collection of information to provide a unique source of reference in a single annual volume.
About the Author
Eugene Cotran, Circuit Judge, Visiting Professor of Law, SOAS, Chairman, CIMEL, London, UK.
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Yearbook of Islamic and Middle Eastern Law - Volume 3, 1998 (Yearbook of Islamic and Middle Eastern Law Volume 3) (Yearbook of Islamic & Middle Eastern Law 1998),Eugene Cotran,Kluwer Law Book Publishing,9041104437,General,Interior Design - General,Islam - Law,Legal Reference / Law Profession,Religion,Law / International
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