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Comparative Law Philosophy

  • A New Years Resolution
  • Comparative Law as Harmonization Tool
  • The Functionalist Character of Legal Origins
  • Can Legal Origins Help Classify the Legal Systems of the World?
  • What is Legal Culture?
  • The European Union as a Mixed Legal Sytem
  • Are Civil Law and Common Law Families Converging?
  • Are All Legal Systems “Mixed Legal Systems”?
  • Legal Pluralism and Comparative Law
  • Modern Comparative Law?

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