ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Brian Z. Tamanaha

Brian Z. Tamanaha is the John S. Lehmann University Professor, Washington University, and author of 'Legal Pluralism Explained: History, Theory, Consequences' (forthcoming Oxford University Press January 2021).

POSTS BY Brian Z. Tamanaha

12 January 2021

Sarah Nouwen, Brian Z. Tamanaha,

Multiplicity and Law’s Foundations

How does multiplicity in law beyond (and within) the state affect our understanding of the nature of law? In this discussion, international law scholar Sarah Nouwen engages in a conversation with legal philosophers Brian Z. Tamanaha and Christoph Möllers to take stock of the debate and its implications for theories of law. Continue reading >>

12 January 2021

, Dana Burchardt, Brian Z. Tamanaha, Francesco Corradini, Valentin Jeutner

Images of Multiplicity: Spaces, Entanglement, Hybridity

When attempting to analyse multiple legalities, various conceptualizations have been and continue to be offered to capture this phenomenon. These different conceptualizations rest on different images of multiplicity. How do we arrive at such diverging conceptualizations, and what are the reasons behind them? This panel presents and discusses three different images of multiplicity. Continue reading >>

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