International audienceMany cross-links were established between American and French scholars. They were intertwined and they related to each other : they sent them their books, they commented or interpreted their works. In this way, there were numerous references to the French Legal though in the laws reviews. These intellectual connections raise questions : how effective are the traditional circulatory systems ? Is there an American way of thinking, an American way of assimilating, or rather the opposite is there specificity by states in the reception and assimilation of these ideas ? Is there a real spreading of the French legal thought across the continent, or is it still primarily confined to some Francophile scholars ? We hope to bring...
Attempts to unify procedure are presently made either at the regional (particularly European) level ...
How did, historically speaking, France, as well as Europe and America, become aware that a single ju...
Feeling the political necessity of building a strongly unified nation, the Revolution standardized t...
France and the United States, long-standing allies and friends, have maintained constant relations s...
Alliés et amis de longue date, la France et les États-Unis n'ont cessé d'entretenir des relations de...
Alors que la doctrine juridique française ne semble porter qu’un intérêt relatif pour les droits étr...
Unlike other legal phenomena, law's moving one place to another is part of a much broader analysis t...
Considering either the beginning, the middle or the latter part of the XXh century, one is struck by...
International audienceIn this article, we continue to explore the ways French legal model has circul...
The mixed legal system of the state of Louisiana invites the comparatist to take part in the unique ...
One of the key areas where the United States is generally contrasted to France is law. Yet pitting t...
Science and Learning in France. With a Survey of Opportunities for American Students in French Unive...
International audienceThe works of French exegetes about the tradition of natural law have been larg...
The thesis studies the influence of the French Civil Code of 1804 on the civil codes of Quebec (the ...
A century ago, in the United States, as with the Free Law Movement in Continental Europe and under t...
Attempts to unify procedure are presently made either at the regional (particularly European) level ...
How did, historically speaking, France, as well as Europe and America, become aware that a single ju...
Feeling the political necessity of building a strongly unified nation, the Revolution standardized t...
France and the United States, long-standing allies and friends, have maintained constant relations s...
Alliés et amis de longue date, la France et les États-Unis n'ont cessé d'entretenir des relations de...
Alors que la doctrine juridique française ne semble porter qu’un intérêt relatif pour les droits étr...
Unlike other legal phenomena, law's moving one place to another is part of a much broader analysis t...
Considering either the beginning, the middle or the latter part of the XXh century, one is struck by...
International audienceIn this article, we continue to explore the ways French legal model has circul...
The mixed legal system of the state of Louisiana invites the comparatist to take part in the unique ...
One of the key areas where the United States is generally contrasted to France is law. Yet pitting t...
Science and Learning in France. With a Survey of Opportunities for American Students in French Unive...
International audienceThe works of French exegetes about the tradition of natural law have been larg...
The thesis studies the influence of the French Civil Code of 1804 on the civil codes of Quebec (the ...
A century ago, in the United States, as with the Free Law Movement in Continental Europe and under t...
Attempts to unify procedure are presently made either at the regional (particularly European) level ...
How did, historically speaking, France, as well as Europe and America, become aware that a single ju...
Feeling the political necessity of building a strongly unified nation, the Revolution standardized t...