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Comparative Law Application

  • Comparative Law vs. International Law
  • The United States Supreme Court and Foreign Law
  • Interdisciplinarity – Lessons from Applied Comparative Law
  • Harmonization through Principles
  • What Variables Define a Legal System?
  • The European Union as a Mixed Legal Sytem
  • How Should Courts Deal with Foreign Law?
  • How to Tackle a Comparative Law Problem

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