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Introduction,e theoretical framework. The book?strongly draws from legal anthropological concepts such as the semi-autonomous legal field and?acknowledges?the spatiality of law. It assumes that norms—such as FPIC—are re-negotiated when they travel between fields. Finally, the chapter explains the book‘s structure.

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The National Time-Space: FPIC in the Liberian Fields of Post-Conflict Law-Making,nces, and discourses play a central role?in legal transplantation processes.??The emerging FPIC norms are essentially a compromise: they protect the land rights of communities to a greater extent than ever before without fundamentally touching upon questions of sovereignty.

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The Local Time-Space: FPIC in the Fields of Community Forestry,ty and the material forest but also?possible?forest uses, and forest?governance. This considerably reduced the scope of FPIC. Nevertheless, conflicts within the communities about the use of the forest?indicate that the community forestry is not uncontested and that negotiation processes are ongoing.?

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