DAISY HILSE DWYER is a a practicing attorney in New York City, with specializations in corporate and transnational law. She taught Middle East Studies and anthropology of law at Columbia University from 1973-1982, and also taught at the Columbia University School of Law. She is the author of Images and Self Images (1978) and is the coauthor, with Judith Bruce, of A Home Divided (1988).

• Law and Islam in the Middle East: An Introduction by Daisy Hilse Dwyer Women and Criminal Justice in Egypt by Safia K. Mohsen Litigant Strategies in an Islamic Court in Jordan by Richard T. Antoun Literacy and the Law: Documents and Document Specialists in Yemen by Brinkley Messick Islam and the Struggle over State Law in Turkey by June Starr Reinstating Islamic Criminal Law in Libya by Ann Elizabeth Mayer Legal Postulates in Flux: Justice, Wit, and Hierarchy in Iran by Michael M. J. Fischer Working the Law: A Lebanese Working-Class Case by Suad Joseph Index

DAISY HILSE DWYER is a a practicing attorney in New York City, with specializations in corporate and transnational law. She taught Middle East Studies and anthropology of law at Columbia University from 1973-1982, and also taught at the Columbia University School of Law. She is the author of Images and Self Images (1978) and is the coauthor, with Judith Bruce, of A Home Divided (1988).

• Law and Islam in the Middle East: An Introduction by Daisy Hilse Dwyer Women and Criminal Justice in Egypt by Safia K. Mohsen Litigant Strategies in an Islamic Court in Jordan by Richard T. Antoun Literacy and the Law: Documents and Document Specialists in Yemen by Brinkley Messick Islam and the Struggle over State Law in Turkey by June Starr Reinstating Islamic Criminal Law in Libya by Ann Elizabeth Mayer Legal Postulates in Flux: Justice, Wit, and Hierarchy in Iran by Michael M. J. Fischer Working the Law: A Lebanese Working-Class Case by Suad Joseph Index

DAISY HILSE DWYER is a a practicing attorney in New York City, with specializations in corporate and transnational law. She taught Middle East Studies and anthropology of law at Columbia University from 1973-1982, and also taught at the Columbia University School of Law. She is the author of Images and Self Images (1978) and is the coauthor, with Judith Bruce, of A Home Divided (1988).

• Law and Islam in the Middle East: An Introduction by Daisy Hilse Dwyer Women and Criminal Justice in Egypt by Safia K. Mohsen Litigant Strategies in an Islamic Court in Jordan by Richard T. Antoun Literacy and the Law: Documents and Document Specialists in Yemen by Brinkley Messick Islam and the Struggle over State Law in Turkey by June Starr Reinstating Islamic Criminal Law in Libya by Ann Elizabeth Mayer Legal Postulates in Flux: Justice, Wit, and Hierarchy in Iran by Michael M. J. Fischer Working the Law: A Lebanese Working-Class Case by Suad Joseph Index