Publisher’s Preface
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SECTION I: INTRODUCTION
JURISPRUDENCE AND JURIDICAL CULTURES
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Toward a Renewed Sociological Jurisprudence: From
Roscoe Pound to Herbert Blumer and Beyond
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Legitimacy and Consensus in Lipset’s America: From
Washington to Watergate
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Equality Under the Law
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Law and Sociology
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58 |
Civilization: Contents, Discontents, Malcontents
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SECTION II: A SUBCULTURE BUILT ON
CONFLICT RESOLUTION: CHINATOWN
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Chinese and Japanese Communities
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Institutions for Judicial Settlement: Clans, “Territorial” or
Dialect Associations (Landsmannschaften), and Secret Societies
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Mediation, Conciliation and Conflict Resolution: Power
in Chinatown
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Mediation, Conciliation and Conflict Resolution: Conflict
in Chinatown
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Conclusion: Conflict, Group Cohesion, and Community Power
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References and Permission
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