Legal pluralism, interlegality, and "gentlemanly jurisprudence" | Dr. David Parker

Department Seminar Series, 2022-23
Department of History
Queen's University, Kingston ON
December 1, 2022
"Legal pluralism, interlegality, and 'gentlemanly jurisprudence': grand theories of law meet the strange case of dueling in a tiny South American country" with Dr. David Parker
Dr. David Parker gave our annual Faculty Lecture in the George Teves Room at the University Club.
00:00-05:24 Introductory Remarks
05:24-08:06 Introduction
08:06-23:29 Part 1 The concept of legal pluralism, in its "weak" and "strong" versions
23:29-49:37 Part 2 Dueling codes and practices as a system of laws, 7 criteria
49:37-54:08 Part 3 How dueling law challenges the legal pluralism literature
54:08-1:07:08 Part 4 Interlegality: the impact of dueling law on nation-state law
1:07:08-1:07:35 End Credits