| Law as translation
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2014 |
Ost, François |
| Controlled comparison and language of description
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2014 |
Adams, Maurice |
| Policy and politics in contract law reform in Japan
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2014 |
Kozuka, Sōichirō |
| Comparing the legitimacy of constitutional court decision-making: deliberation as method
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2014 |
Moonen, Toon |
| "Ius commune", comparative law and public governance
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2014 |
Wijffels, Alain |
| Things being various: normativity, legality, state legality
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2014 |
Donlan, Seán Patrick |
| Prolegomena to the method and culture of comparative law
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2014 |
Adams, Maurice |
| Comparative contexts in legal history: are we all comparatists now?
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2014 |
Pihlajamäki, Heikki |
| The curious case of overfitting legal transplants
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2014 |
Siems, Mathias |
| Comparatively speaking: "Law in its regulatory environment"
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2014 |
Brownsword, Roger |
| Live and let die: An essay concerning legal-cultural understanding
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2014 |
Sunde, Jørn Øyrehagen |
| The Eurocrises and what socio-legal studies could do about them, or: comparing European pluralisms from legal cultural approaches
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2014 |
Bengoetxea, Joxerramon |
| Comparative law and EU legislation: inspiration, evaluation or justification?
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2014 |
Gestel, Rob van |
| What is legal epistemology?
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2014 |
Samuel, Geoffrey |
| Comparative law as method and the method of comparative law
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2014 |
Hage, J. C. |
| Research designs of comparative law - methodology or heuristics?
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2014 |
Husa, Jaakko |
| Comparative law and legal history: a few words about comparative legal history
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2014 |
Löhnig, Martin |
| Three functions of function in comparative legal studies
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2014 |
Valcke, Catherine |
| Against method?
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2014 |
Glenn, H. Patrick |
| The importance of institutions
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2014 |
Bell, John |
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