The current issue of The Economist contains an article on the variety of divorce laws worldwide and the implications for divorcing multi-national couples. For the online version of the article, click here. Following is a short excerpt of the article:
You are faced with a comparative research task. The sheer amount of material to cover makes you feel dizzy. You need a plan, but you do not know where to start… Here is some help. Professor Örücü has written an article [see the end of this post for the complete reference] outlining an extremely useful step-by-step [...]
This post discusses the use of movies to visualize how the law of a foreign country works.
Second post in a sequence on comparative law methodology. It discusses the combination of two interesting legal fields: Comparative Law and Law and Economics.
This post describes a two-tiered approach on incorporating comparative law in the curriculum.
