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• Preface
• Introduction: Le Guide du Routard
• Synoptic Overview
• Itinerary
• Approach
• Preparations
• Souvenir
• Chapter 1 State: Intersections in Spanish FamilyLaw
• The Persistence of "Otherness"
• Religion's Domain
• Shifting Contexts for Legal Reform
• Shifting Esprit des Lois
• Women and the Spirit of Family Law
• Weak and Deep Pluralism of the Official Family New Forms of SpanishPluralism
• The Contemporary Jurisdiction of Religion in the Official Family
• Conflicting Dominions in Family Law
• The Mystification of Reform through Law
• Liminal Tones, Characters, and Moods
• Chapter 2 Culture: Wanderings and Dwellings
• Deep Pluralism and the Gypsies
• A Jurisdictional Model of the Gypsies for a Jurisdictional Model ofGypsy Law
• Matter out of Place
• Reconceptualizing Gypsyhood
• The Great Gitano Roundup: Rounding Off the State through Law
• The Production of Gitanitude
• Flamenco Puro and Pure Gitanitude
• Chapter 3 Marriage: Hidden and Enacted IusCommune
• Hidden Constitutions
• Multi-Sited Comparative Law
• The Plurality of Ius Commune
• Hidden Marriages
• Hidden Marriages within Hidden Marriages
• The Place of Gitano Family Law in Andalucia, Spain, and Europe
• Conclusion: Voyage Through a Strange City
• The Place of Jerez de la Frontera
• A Wandering and a Dwelling Law
• Notes
• Index.
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Mapping Marriage Law in Spanish Gitano Communities will appealto scholars and students in comparative law and legal anthropology, aswell as readers interested in Roma studies in general, and the Gitanosin particular.
(source: Nielsen Book Data)