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Hans Christian Korsholm Nielsen

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ID6427865
NAMEHans Christian Korsholm Nielsen
GIVEN NAMESHans Christian Korsholm
FAMILY NAMENielsen
SIGNATURENIELSEN H C K
AFFILIATIONSUniversité d'Aarhus
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS3
TOTAL CITATIONS1
WORKS AS AUTHOR3
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1998
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2006
H-INDEX1
  • State and Customary Law in Upper Egypt

    Hans Christian Korsholm Nielsen•ARTICLE•Islamic Law and Society•2006

    The elders of the villages and towns of Upper Egypt frequently convene councils for the settlement of disputes. These councils, which are independent of the state, deal with such matters as rights in water and land and also with succession disputes. Larger councils settle conflicts arising from homicide or feuds. I argue here that these councils should be analyzed as an integral part of society and that their relationship to the state is many-fac…

  • Authority, arbitration councils and civic society

    Open Access•Hans Christian Korsholm Nielsen•ARTICLE•Égypte/Monde arabe•2005

    When dealing with traditional institutions of arbitration, questions about the relationship between concepts such as authority, power and persuasion, or the formation and reproduction of these, continue to be the most intriguing and constantly recurring. In this paper, I argue for a position where the concept of authority should be analysed as a separate entity, radically different from power and persuasion, but, in the actual operation of the ar…

  • Négociation et écriture

    Open Access•Hans Christian Korsholm Nielsen, Kjerstin Vedel•ARTICLE•Égypte/Monde arabe•1998•Cited by: 1

    Les descriptions anthropologiques du droit coutumier ('urf)au Moyen-Orient sont souvent marques par les conditions de la recherche, qui s'est focalise sur la situation particulire des bdouins du dsert, ou a tendu faire croire que le droit coutumier n'est que le vestige exotique d'un pass lointain. Moins nombreuses sont les tudes qui s'occupent des conditions de vie des sdentaires et encore moins celles qui traitent du droit coutumier comme d'une …

  • Négociation et écriture

    Open Access•Hans Christian Korsholm Nielsen, Kjerstin Vedel•ARTICLE•Égypte/Monde arabe•1998•Cited by: 1

    Les descriptions anthropologiques du droit coutumier ('urf)au Moyen-Orient sont souvent marques par les conditions de la recherche, qui s'est focalise sur la situation particulire des bdouins du dsert, ou a tendu faire croire que le droit coutumier n'est que le vestige exotique d'un pass lointain. Moins nombreuses sont les tudes qui s'occupent des conditions de vie des sdentaires et encore moins celles qui traitent du droit coutumier comme d'une …

  • Négociation et écriture

    Open Access•Hans Christian Korsholm Nielsen, Kjerstin Vedel•ARTICLE•Égypte/Monde arabe•1998•Cited by: 1

    Les descriptions anthropologiques du droit coutumier ('urf)au Moyen-Orient sont souvent marques par les conditions de la recherche, qui s'est focalise sur la situation particulire des bdouins du dsert, ou a tendu faire croire que le droit coutumier n'est que le vestige exotique d'un pass lointain. Moins nombreuses sont les tudes qui s'occupent des conditions de vie des sdentaires et encore moins celles qui traitent du droit coutumier comme d'une …

  • Authority, arbitration councils and civic society

    Open Access•Hans Christian Korsholm Nielsen•ARTICLE•Égypte/Monde arabe•2005

    When dealing with traditional institutions of arbitration, questions about the relationship between concepts such as authority, power and persuasion, or the formation and reproduction of these, continue to be the most intriguing and constantly recurring. In this paper, I argue for a position where the concept of authority should be analysed as a separate entity, radically different from power and persuasion, but, in the actual operation of the ar…

  • State and Customary Law in Upper Egypt

    Hans Christian Korsholm Nielsen•ARTICLE•Islamic Law and Society•2006

    The elders of the villages and towns of Upper Egypt frequently convene councils for the settlement of disputes. These councils, which are independent of the state, deal with such matters as rights in water and land and also with succession disputes. Larger councils settle conflicts arising from homicide or feuds. I argue here that these councils should be analyzed as an integral part of society and that their relationship to the state is many-fac…

Law (2 works) · Political science (2 works) · Sociology (2 works) · African history and culture analysis (1 work) · African Studies and Ethnography (1 work) · African Studies and Geopolitics (1 work) · Arbitration (1 work) · Archaeology and Historical Studies (1 work) · Art (1 work) · Business (1 work)

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