A modern approach to comparative law
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A modern approach to comparative law
Kluwer, 1993
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内容説明
A modern, conceptual and historical guide to the study of the world's major legal systems within a methodological framework. It is supported by comparative overviews of comparable legal topics in the common law and civil law and evaluates the impact of EC law. It also examines different conceptions of law existing in countries like China and Japan, and typical hybrid legal systems such as Scotland, Sri Lanka and the Seychelles. In addition, it assesses the future of the socialist legal system in light of the disintegration of the former USSR. Topics covered include contract and tort, the sale of goods, corporate law, and labour law. The book may be used as a textbook for undergraduate courses and for postgraduate courses involving the comparative study of legal systems.
目次
- Part 1 Introduction: what is comparative law? Part 2 Major legal systems: classification of legal systems and techniques of comparison
- the civil law system
- the English common law tradition
- European Community law
- socialist law and other types of legal systems. Part 3 Substantive studies: the law of obligations
- corporate and commercial law
- sale of goods
- labour law. Part 4 Final overview and conclusions: compartive law and the new world order.
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