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Journal of Legal Anthropology SPRING 2018 ContentsEditorialBringing into view - knowledge fields and socio-legal phenomena&#160;Narmala Halstead, University of SussexFrom Hope to §3-1: Legal Selves and Imaginaries in the Wake of Substance Treatment Reform in NorwayAleksandra Bartoszko, Oslo Metropolitan UniversityLife at a tangent to law: regulations, ‘mistakes’ and personhood amongst Kigali’s motariWill Rollason, Brunel University LondonCutting the Face: Kinship, State, and Social Media Conflict in Networked JordanGeoffrey Fitzgibbon HughesLondon School of Economics and Political ScienceSentimentalizing Persons and Things: Creating Normative Arrangements of Bodies through Courtroom TalkJonas Bens, Freie Universität BerlinForumCosmopolitan politesse: Goodness, justice, civil societyNigel Rapport, University of St AndrewsReflections on Cosmopolitan Politesse with perspectives from Papua New GuineaEric Hirsch, Brunel University LondonJustice, loyalty and cosmopolitan politesse in MauritiusThomas Hylland Eriksen, University of OsloBetween the devil and the deep blue sea: A response to Rapport’s ‘Cosmopolitan politesse’Marilyn Strathern, University of CambridgeForum ResponseNigel Rapport, University of St AndrewsReview ArticleLove is love: The recent Jason Jones judgement in Trinidad and TobagoDylan KerriganUniversity of West IndiesBook Reviews*********************************************