Add to ORKGBericht vom zweiten Panel der Konferenz "Areas and Disciplines: Lessons from Internationalization Initiatives in the Humanities and Social Sciences in Germany", 18. Oktober 2014 in Berlin Panel 2: Law as an Area and a Discipline Abstract: The transregional perspective presents a double challenge to legal studies. On one hand, despite the growing impact of transnational, regional or international legal orders, law remains by design a national or even local issue. This is true not only for co..
What is transnational law and why does it matter? Transnational law represents a hybrid of domestic ...
Considers the implications of the notion of legal science, the belief held by German and other conti...
Is international law in crisis, torn as it is between assertions of its unity and the growth of regi...
"Law as an Area and a Discipline" was the second panel of the conference “Areas and Disciplines: Les...
Short presentation by Christoph Möllers (Professor of Public Law and Jurisprudence, Faculty of Law, ...
Statement about the conference "Areas and Disciplines" by Thomas Duve ((For a more detailed vision o...
In Comparative Law as Transnational Law: A Decade of the German Law Journal, Russell A. Miller and P...
by Susan Wille and Elisabeth Köller Panel 5: Doing Transregional Studies The last panel of the conf...
Scholarship on EU law is well established but arguably lacks sensitivity to the methodological chara...
Chapter develops the concept of the transnational space of laws drawing upon extensive field researc...
The Panel "Thinking Transregional Studies" was the first panel of the conference "Areas and Discipli...
Statement about the conference "Areas and Disciplines" by Ulrike Freitag The following consideration...
This issue of the Juris Poesis Journal features extended abstracts of papers which have been present...
The conference seeks to create a cross-disciplinary and cross-cultural dialogue between students com...
The present text is the written version of the presentation given by the author at the Law and Socie...
What is transnational law and why does it matter? Transnational law represents a hybrid of domestic ...
Considers the implications of the notion of legal science, the belief held by German and other conti...
Is international law in crisis, torn as it is between assertions of its unity and the growth of regi...
"Law as an Area and a Discipline" was the second panel of the conference “Areas and Disciplines: Les...
Short presentation by Christoph Möllers (Professor of Public Law and Jurisprudence, Faculty of Law, ...
Statement about the conference "Areas and Disciplines" by Thomas Duve ((For a more detailed vision o...
In Comparative Law as Transnational Law: A Decade of the German Law Journal, Russell A. Miller and P...
by Susan Wille and Elisabeth Köller Panel 5: Doing Transregional Studies The last panel of the conf...
Scholarship on EU law is well established but arguably lacks sensitivity to the methodological chara...
Chapter develops the concept of the transnational space of laws drawing upon extensive field researc...
The Panel "Thinking Transregional Studies" was the first panel of the conference "Areas and Discipli...
Statement about the conference "Areas and Disciplines" by Ulrike Freitag The following consideration...
This issue of the Juris Poesis Journal features extended abstracts of papers which have been present...
The conference seeks to create a cross-disciplinary and cross-cultural dialogue between students com...
The present text is the written version of the presentation given by the author at the Law and Socie...
What is transnational law and why does it matter? Transnational law represents a hybrid of domestic ...
Considers the implications of the notion of legal science, the belief held by German and other conti...
Is international law in crisis, torn as it is between assertions of its unity and the growth of regi...