Thank you, Nahed Samour for joining us as guest blog editor in February. In case you missed her essays, here they are: Judicial Bureaucracy: Revisiting Modern Theory for the Study … Continue reading Thank you, Nahed Samour!
Thank you, Nahed Samour!
Adjudication as Official Duty: Regular Activities in a Bureaucratically Governed Structure
By Nahed Samour Bureaucratization demands regular activities and official duties. These duties are a central aspect of a bureaucratically governed structure. Regularity is important particularly in the application and adjudication … Continue reading Adjudication as Official Duty: Regular Activities in a Bureaucratically Governed Structure
Judicial Bureaucracy: Revisiting Modern Theory for the Study of Islamic Law
By Nahed Samour Surely, Max Weber was wrong with his assumptions about Kadi-Justice (kadijustiz).[1] He is rightly criticized as a modernization theorist, placing a protestant work ethics at the centre … Continue reading Judicial Bureaucracy: Revisiting Modern Theory for the Study of Islamic Law