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

In legal pluralism discourse, legal centralism refers to the view that law is and should be the "Law of the State administered by a single set of State institutions",…

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

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In legal pluralism discourse, legal centralism refers to the view that law is and should be the "Law of the State administered by a single set of State institutions", exclusive of all other normative orders.

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