Table of Contents
| Table of Contents | |
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| Editorial Board | |
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| Introduction | |
| Menachem Mautner, Talia Fisher, Yakov Malkiel |
| The Pluralization of Regulation | |
| Christine Parker |
| Corporate Social Responsibility: Towards a New Market-Embedded Morality? | |
| Ronen Shamir |
| Beyond Relativism: Where Is Political Power in Legal Pluralism? | |
| Gad Barzilai |
| State, Society and the Relations Between Them: Implications for the Study of Legal Pluralism | |
| Ido Shahar |
| Eugen Ehrlich, Living Law, and Plural Legalities | |
| David Nelken |
| Nomos Without Narrative | |
| Talia Fisher |
| Privatizing the Adjudication of Disputes | |
| Bryan Caplan, Edward P. Stringham |
| The Depoliticization of Law | |
| John Hasnas |
| Liberalism and Religion: Against Congruence | |
| Jeff Spinner-Halev |
| Privatizing Diversity: A Cautionary Tale from Religious Arbitration in Family Law | |
| Ayelet Shachar |
| From "Honor" to "Dignity": How Should a Liberal State Treat Non-Liberal Cultural Groups? | |
| Menachem Mautner |
| The Perils of Minimalism | |
| Owen Fiss |