Living without law : an ethnography of Quaker decision-making, dispute avoidance, and dispute resolution

Anthony Bradney · Fiona Cownie

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Part 1 The issues: alternative dispute resolution and legal pluralism. Part 2 Quaker history and Quaker culture: the historical development of Quakerism contemporary Quakers. Part 3 The lived Quaker experience: Quaker decision-making method meeting leadership in meeting decision-making, dispute avoidance and dispute resolution in meeting law, warfare and the Quaker way of life.

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