Remembering Sally Engle Merry: Her scholarship and her legacy
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Sally Engle Merry, Anthropology of Law, interdisciplinary collaboration, ethnography, human rights and gender violence, quantitative knowledge, antropología del derecho, colaboración interdisciplinar, etnografía, derechos humanos y violencia de género, conocimiento cuantitativoAbstract
This article reviews the scholarship and legacy of Sally Engle Merry who died on 8th September, 2020. If focuses on a number of research fields and themes that are central to her work and collaborative engagement with other scholars, primarily across the disciplines of anthropology, law, sociology and socio-legal studies. These research domains include neighbourhood justice and mediation, law and colonialism, human rights and transnational governance, gender violence, the quantification of knowledge globally, and the relationship between law, society and power.
Este artículo revisa la contribución académica y el legado de Sally Engle Merry, que falleció el 8 de septiembre de 2020. Nos centramos en una serie de campos y temas de investigación que son centrales en su trabajo y en su colaboración comprometida con otros investigadores, sobre todo en las áreas de la antropología, el derecho, la sociedad y los estudios socio-jurídicos. Esos dominios investigativos incluyen la justicia y la mediación vecinales, el derecho y el colonialismo, los derechos humanos y la gobernanza trasnacional, la violencia de género, la cuantificación global del conocimiento y la relación entre derecho, sociedad y poder.
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