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2018
Comparative Law offers a thorough grounding in the subject for students and scholars alike, covering essential academic discussions and comparative law methodology. It critically debates both traditional and modern approaches to the discipline and uses examples from a range of jurisdictions to give the reader a truly global perspective.
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Comparative Law offers a thorough grounding in the subject for students and scholars alike, covering essential academic discussions and comparative law methodology. It critically debates both traditional and modern approaches to the discipline and uses examples from a range of jurisdictions to give the reader a truly global perspective.
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Comparative Law: A Theoretical Framework
International and Comparative Law Quarterly, 1974THE years since the end of the Second World War have witnessed a dramatic resurgence of interest and activity in comparative law. A cursory reading of the calendars and prospectuses of most universities that offer law degrees in Great Britain and in many other countries reveals that comparative law is now widely recognised as an important part of legal
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Comparing Alternatives in the law.
Artif. Intell. Law, 2004This paper argues the thesis that a particular style of reasoning, qualitative comparative reasoning (qcr), plays a role in at least three areas of legal reasoning that are central in ai and law research, namely legal theory construction, case-based reasoning in the form of case comparison, and legal proof. The paper gives an informal exposition of one
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Psychological Review, 1927
This chapter describes a new psychophysical law which may be called the law of comparative judgment and to show some of its special applications in the measurement of psychological values. The law of comparative judgment is applicable not only to the comparison of physical stimulus intensities but also to qualitative comparative judgments such as those
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This chapter describes a new psychophysical law which may be called the law of comparative judgment and to show some of its special applications in the measurement of psychological values. The law of comparative judgment is applicable not only to the comparison of physical stimulus intensities but also to qualitative comparative judgments such as those
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2006
The number of studies in comparative property law has recently been growing as a result of efforts to harmonize, or unify, certain aspects of property law in areas crucial for international business transactions. Increasing regional and global economic integration has led to a growing awareness that the divergence of legal rules may lead to ...
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The number of studies in comparative property law has recently been growing as a result of efforts to harmonize, or unify, certain aspects of property law in areas crucial for international business transactions. Increasing regional and global economic integration has led to a growing awareness that the divergence of legal rules may lead to ...
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Globalization and Comparative Law
2006If comparative legal studies are to retain their relevance in understanding the impact of global changes on existing local traditions, their modes of interaction and influence, and their strategies for survival, then, the article concludes, their focus certainly needs adjusting.
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Comparative Law And Private International Law
2006Comparative law and private international law have had a long and intimate relationship. Traditionally, comparative law has interacted with private international law in three basic dimensions which can loosely be termed academic, legislative, and judicial. Comparative law has made private international law the object of scholarly study; it has assisted
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Comparative Law as Comparative Jurisprudence-The Comparability of Legal Systems
The American Journal of Comparative Law, 2003In response to the "malaise" which has afflicted comparative law over the last few decades, William Ewald has proposed that we recast comparative law as comparative jurisprudence, that is, as "the comparative study of the intellectual conceptions that underlie the principal institutions of one or more foreign legal systems." However, Ewald stops short
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Comparative law and cyberspace
Cyberspace and comparative law remain distant relatives. In spite of the complex development of comparative law as an academic discipline in the past century and most importantly the past decades, the area of cyberspace with all its legal implications has not often – if at all – been pursued in the context of this development. This is rather surprising,openaire +2 more sources