The Limits of Socio-Legal Radicalism

Manji, Ambreena; Harrington, John

doi:10.1177/0964663917729874

Cited by 9 publications

(3 citation statements)

References 48 publications

Supporting

Mentioning

Contrasting

Order By: Relevance

“…Asian Journal of Law and Society) as well as the willingness of journals based on the Global North to publish authors and topics related to the region (see e.g. Harrington and Manji 2017, Chua and Radics 2021, Atapattu et al 2023). 3 For an updated critical discussion on the debate see Thompson (2023).…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Introduction. The political mobilisation of criminal law and its resistance in the Global South

Ciocchini,

Radics

2024

Oñati Socio-Legal Series

View full text Add to dashboard Cite

The articles presented in this special issue explore the relationship between politics and law in the context of the Global South. While some of the contributions examined this relationship through the symbolic power of the law, others focused on how violence is embedded into the relationship between law and politics. The first group, which focused on the symbolic dimension of power relations, dug into struggles to either accommodate political projects into the existing law or whenever such interpretation was not possible, to propose new legislation consistent with those political goals. Meanwhile, the other group of contributions, those who paid special attention to the association between law and violence, described how the relationship between politics and law is centred disputed legitimacy of law in those societies. This introduction discusses how these two approaches complement each other and offer us a better understanding of the particular role law plays in societies in the Global South. Los artículos reunidos en este número especial exploran la relación entre política y la ley en el contexto del Sur Global. Mientras que algunas de las contribuciones examinaron esta relación a través del poder simbólico de la ley, otras se centraron en cómo la violencia está incrustada en la relación entre la ley y la política. El primer grupo de artículos, que se centró en la dimensión simbólica del poder, profundizo su análisis en luchas para lograr canalizar proyectos políticos en la ley existente o, cuando tal interpretación no era posible, para proponer una nueva legislación coherente con esos objetivos políticos. El otro grupo de contribuciones a este número especial, aquel que examino el lugar que ocupa la violencia en el derecho, dirigió su mirada a la disputa de legitimidad del derecho en sociedades periféricas. Esta introducción analiza cómo estos dos enfoques se complementan entre sí y nos ofrecen una mejor comprensión del papel particular que desempeña el derecho en las sociedades del Sur Global.

show abstract

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Introduction. The political mobilisation of criminal law and its resistance in the Global South

Ciocchini,

Radics

2024

Oñati Socio-Legal Series

View full text Add to dashboard Cite

show abstract

“…al. because young people are considered as agents of change. As an agent of change, young people occupy crucial positions as mediators in societal reproduction and social transformation (Harrington & Manji, 2017). Coupled with the existence of injustice both socially and politically so that it creates moral sock where an unexpected event or information causes feelings of anger or anger that ultimately makes young people involved in political action whether it is known or not (Auwärter, 2014).…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Organizational behavior management through group counseling discussions as a radicalism preventive effort

Ristianti

Putrajaya

Fathurrochman

2020

JKP

View full text Add to dashboard Cite

Lembaga dakwah kampus (LDK) or Da’wah organization in campus as a student organization that concentrates on the Islamic teaching. This research uses a descriptive approach. In general, this study describes the behavior of radicalism and organizational behavior management among students of LDK members in IAIN Curup and the effect of group counseling activities on radicalism and organizational behavior management. To measure radicalism in this study is to use a closed questionnaire, the questionnaire was arranged based on the lattice that has been made based on theory by determining variables, sub variables and indicators of research. The researcher wanted to see the management of organizational behavior through the Group Counseling Disscussions as a radicalism preventive effort at Da’wah organization in IAIN Curup. Moreover, the findings show that, among the Da’wah organization’s members, radicalism it indicates that the behavior of radicalism in the category is quite radical. Group dynamics that occur in group counseling discussions are also good as seen from the enthusiasm and cohesiveness of students in discussions. The radicalism behavior and organizational behavior management before being given group counseling discussion activities are not the same as radicalism behavior and organizational behavior management after group counseling discussions.

show abstract

“…Radcliffe, 2017). It is this that allows us to “learn from each other”, looking for further engagement between socio-legal scholars in the North and South (Harrington and Ambreena, 2017), and not simply aim for legal geographic theories in the South to become legible to the North.…”

mentioning

confidence: 99%

Grounding legal geography: Conversations on law, space, and power across disparate geographies

Ojeda,

Blomley

2024

Environment and Planning C: Politics and Space

View full text Add to dashboard Cite

Legal geographic research is a heterogeneous and lively academic field that, for decades now, has offered a wide array of critiques to hegemonic takes on ‘law’, ‘space’, and ‘power’, and the relation among them. Nonetheless, a broader engagement with legal geographic scholarship beyond the Anglosphere has not been fully embraced. This article introduces a set of contributions to grounding legal geography: First, as a set of practices that situate us in particular places, or severs the connections we have with those places; and second, as a form of knowledge, constituted in particular places, in distinctive ways. In centering Colombian legal geographies, the articles in this theme issue offer a nuanced understanding of legal formations and practices that shape territory, property, mobility, security, formality, and legality, among other key issues in the study of law, space, and power.

show abstract

The Limits of Socio-Legal Radicalism

Cited by 9 publications

References 48 publications

Introduction. The political mobilisation of criminal law and its resistance in the Global South

Introduction. The political mobilisation of criminal law and its resistance in the Global South

Organizational behavior management through group counseling discussions as a radicalism preventive effort

Grounding legal geography: Conversations on law, space, and power across disparate geographies

Contact Info

Product

Resources

About