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020			_a9781841135960
040			_aMAIN
041			_aEnglish
082			_a340.2 _bORU/COM
100			_aOrucu, E. (Ed.)
245			_aComparative law a handbook _cedited by Esin Örücü and David Nelken.
260			_c2007 _aOxford _b Hart
300			_a469 p.
500			_aTable of contents: Chapter 1. Comparative law and comparative legal studies Chapter 2. Developing comparative law Chapter 3. Globalisation and comparative law Com-paring Chapter 4. Defining and using the concept of legal culture Chapter 5. Is it so bad to be different? Comparative law and the appreciation of diversity Chapter 6. The economic approach: competition between legal systems Chapter 7. A general view of 'legal families' and of 'mixing systems' Chapter 8. Beyond Europe Chapter 9. Convergence of private law in Europe: towards a new ius commune? Chapter 10. Comparative family law: moving with the times? Chapter 11. Comparative commercial law: rules or context? Chapter 12. Administrative law in a comparative perspective Chapter 13. Comparative law in constitutional contexts Chapter 14. Comparative law for international criminal justice Chapter 15. Judicial comparativism and human rights Chapter 16. Comparative private law in practice: the process of law reform Chapter 17. Comparative law in practice: the courts and the legislator Chapter 18. A project: comparative law in action
650			_aComparative law.
700			_aNelken, David (Ed.)
942			_cBK
999			_c11592 _d11592