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Paradoxical normativities in Brunei Darussalam and Malaysia/ Dominik M Muller

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MULLER Dominik M

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In: Asian Survey: Vol.56 No.3, May/June 2016, pp.415-441 (12)Summary: This article will outline some conceptual considerations on the plurality of justificatory grounds for human rights. Then explore the dynamics of shariah politics in Brunei and Malaysia, and illustrate how Islamic policymakers are connecting the languages of islamic law and human rights in paradoxical ways.

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This article will outline some conceptual considerations on the plurality of justificatory grounds for human rights. Then explore the dynamics of shariah politics in Brunei and Malaysia, and illustrate how Islamic policymakers are connecting the languages of islamic law and human rights in paradoxical ways.

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