СОНГУУЛИЙН ЭРХ ЗҮЙН АНТРОПОЛОГИ

Abstract

The article is named as the “Anthropology of Electoral law” and its content is conducted within legal issues on the translation of legal terminology. Anthropology is an empirically-grounded discipline. Its material is observed in the real world, typically through long-term, focused participant observation. The anthropologist studies social forms as they exist in all their variety, including ideas as well as physical activities, and what may be regarded as archaic or marginal. “Anthropology of law” is the first branch of anthropology to emerge from mid–nineteenth century. The field studies different social and cultural differences in terms of social, cultural and legal relations. In this context, it is possible to study how the concept of human rights is developed in Mongolia and how it is related to traditional culture, way of life, customs and beliefs.