No. 3 (2012): Journal of Law and Social Research

View No. 3 (2012): Journal of Law and Social Research

Special Issue on Gender and Legal Profession

Edited by: Hanne Petersen and Rubya Mehdi.

Published: 2012-12-01

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Introduction

Cover and Articles

Rubya Mehdi
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Contents

Rubya Mehdi
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Introduction: Gender and the Legal Profession – Changing Legal Cultures? Introductory Reflections

Hanne Petersen

1-10
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Articles

Lawyers? Women? Women Lawyers in Zimbabwe?

Julie E. Stewart

11-28
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Do Female Judges Judge Better?

Ulrike Schultz

29-43
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Gender and the Legal Profession in Bangladesh: Achievements and Challenges

Ridwanul Hoque

45-64
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Competing Model–Nikahnamas: Muslim Women’s Spaces within the Legal Landscape in Lucknow1

Mengia Hong Tschalaer

65-80
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Justice for Muslim Women in India: the sinuous path of the All India Muslim Women Personal Law Board1

Jean-Philippe Dequen

81-95
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Women and Men in Legal Proceedings: A European Historical Perspectives

Grethe Jacobsen

97-111
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Field Notes Female Judges in Southern Punjab, Pakistan

Rubya Mehdi

113-132
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Field Notes Lady Advocates of Pakistan

Rubya Mehdi

133-147
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Call for Papers

Rubya Mehdi

155-156
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Book Review

Book Review By Erin E Stiles Embedding Mahr in the European Legal System

Rubya Mehdi, Jørgen S. Nielsen, Erin E. Stiles

149-151
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Book Review by Zoran Lapov Women, Judging and the Judiciary From difference to diversity

Erika Rackley, Zoran Lapov

153-154
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