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• 2002Recognising Indigenous Law and the Politics of State Formation in Mesoamerica33 cited
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• 2011Introduction to the Special Issue: Legal Pluralism and International Development Interventions31 cited
• 2004Theorizing Formal Pluralism: Quantification of Legal Pluralism for Spatio – Temporal Analysis25 cited
• 2007Legal pluralism and the politics of inclusion: recognition and contestation of local water rights in the Andes.22 cited
• 2015“There are mentalities that need changing”: Constructing personhood, formulating citizenship, and performing subjectivities on a settler colonial frontier14 cited
• 2009Assessment of the potential for hydro-solidarity within plural legal conditions of traditional irrigation systems in northern Tanzania13 cited
• 2010Legal Pluralism, Indigenous People and Small Island Developing States: Achieving Good Environmental Governance in the South Pacific12 cited
• 2008Global Discourses on the Local Terrain4 cited