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This article ethnographically explores the form and the content of juridical practices of Guarani people living in the Capitanías of Charagua Norte and Alto Isoso, Bolivia. Starting from the Bolivian legal pluralism main field and through the analysis of some juridical case study, I answer some questions about how the Guarani people act and interpret the legal field in a plural legal context. I argue that such guarani people practice is both rooted in an interlegal field of sense and meaning and product of a legal and political strategy useful to hide and protect the indigenous juridical habitus.

This discussion of how Israel created a state with many ethnicities focuses on the impact on the Arab population. Also examined are problems that have arisen as a result of this multiethnic society, including land disagreements, & some of the more significant political events regarding negotiations with Arab citizens of Israel. The law of Israel is discussed with respect to discrimination against Arabs within different facets of society. E. Miller

The reduction of more than a third of the number of members of parliamentary chambers, tounchanged electoral system, objectively leads to a significant reduction of thedegree of representativeness and pluralism of parliamentary bodies.The pluralist principle, although not expressly set out in a specific provisionconstitutional, in the light of a systematic logical reading, constitutes one of the principlesthe Constitution and is part of the so-called hard core of the Costitution, i.e. that set of legal assets that cannot be affectednot even by a constitutional law, because they contribute significantly to characterize our legal system in a democratic sense. The pluralist principle, and it pervades every part of our constitutional system in different forms and ways, from political pluralism, to social pluralism, to cultural pluralism, to cultural pluralism, to political pluralism.religious, to territorial. ; La riduzione di oltre un terzo del numero dei componenti le camere parlamentari, asistema elettorale invariato, comporta oggettivamente una riduzione significativa delgrado di rappresentatività e di pluralismo degli organi parlamentari. Il principio pluralista, anche se non espressamente enunciato in una specifica disposizione costituzionale, alla luce di una lettura logico sistematica, costituisce uno dei principifondamentali della Costituzione e rientra a pieno titolo nel c.d. nucleo duro dellaCostituzione, ovvero quell'insieme di beni giuridici che non possono essere intaccatineppure da una legge costituzionale, perché concorrono significativamente acaratterizzare in senso democratico il nostro ordinamento giuridico. Il principio pluralista,del resto, pervade ogni parte del nostro sistema costituzionale, manifestandosi in milleforme e modi diversi, dal pluralismo politico, a quello sociale, a quello culturale, a quelloreligioso, a quello territoriale.