Imagining the state in rural Kyrgyzstan: how perceptions of the state create 
customary law in the Kyrgyz aksakal courts

Beyer, Judith

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Imagining the state in rural Kyrgyzstan: how perceptions of the state create customary law in the Kyrgyz aksakal courts

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Beyer, J. (2007). Imagining the state in rural Kyrgyzstan: how perceptions of the state create customary law in the Kyrgyz aksakal courts. Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology Working Papers, 95.

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