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In the context of legal pluralism, what does the term "legal centralism" refer to?

Legal centralism is the assumption that law properly speaking is only the law of the state, administered through "A single, centralized legal system", as against pluralist…

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In the context of legal pluralism, what does the term "legal centralism" refer to?

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Legal centralism is the assumption that law properly speaking is only the law of the state, administered through "A single, centralized legal system", as against pluralist accounts recognising multiple normative orders such as "Customary law".

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