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Colonialism and the Rule of Law
With a new Foreword by Antony Anghie and Preface by Austin Sarat
The tension between the ideology of liberty and government by law in British India shaped the development of colonial rule, and thus, Western legality
| Format | Publication year | Price | Status | Purchasing option |
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| Paper | 2019 | $29.95 | Available | Add Paper for "The Jurisprudence of Emergency" to Cart |
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Colonialism and the Rule of Law
With a new Foreword by Antony Anghie and a new Introduction by Austin Sarat
| Format | Publication year | Price | Status | Purchasing option |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Paper | 2019 | $29.95 | Available | Add Paper for "The Jurisprudence of Emergency" to Cart |
| Ebook | 2019 | Available | View Purchasing Options for Ebook, "The Jurisprudence of Emergency" |
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