Indicator comparisons of legal cultures show marked differences between the volume of litigation and the size of the legal profession among countries with similar levels of socio-economic development as well as similar law in the books. In the civil law world, Austria and West-Germany developped a much more comprehensive judicial System compared to other countries in the European continent. The Netherlands and Denmark with similar legal Systems on the other side rank almost as low as Japon which is the foremost "law avoiding" among the highly developped countries. The explanation is neither to be found in different law nor in mentality, but rather in different institutional conditions encouraging either the use or avoidance of courts and la...
The article analyzes the interrelationship between procedural laws and their embedding legal culture...
This volume cross-examines mainstream approaches to studying legal culture (e.g. those of Friedman a...
AbstractThe notion of juridical culture plays a decisive role in the process of European integration...
Indicator comparisons of legal cultures show marked differences between the volume of litigation and...
Law and culture are inextricably linked. Hence, a meaningful comparison of laws will have to take in...
Comparative law, like comparative government in general,\u27 has largely confined itself to unintegr...
This book is the fruit of a basic idea, namely that comparative law is meaningless if it is regarded...
All in all, the starting point of any considerations should be the clearest part of the whole. So, l...
Lawyers are affected by the European integration in a deeper way than other professionals, in that i...
1 Abstract Distinction between the Civil Law and Anglo-Saxon Systems of Legal Culture and a Tendency...
This article looks at comparative law as a means ofcritical understan-ding ofthe law. French law has...
Should courts consider cases from other jurisdictions? The use of foreign law precedent has sparked ...
“Legal communication has two principal components: words and citations” (Shapiro 1991, 1453) Abstrac...
The aim of this article is to re-consider the theoretical foundations of comparative law in the ligh...
Written for an encyclopedia on European private law, this briefarticle addresses the term legal cult...
The article analyzes the interrelationship between procedural laws and their embedding legal culture...
This volume cross-examines mainstream approaches to studying legal culture (e.g. those of Friedman a...
AbstractThe notion of juridical culture plays a decisive role in the process of European integration...
Indicator comparisons of legal cultures show marked differences between the volume of litigation and...
Law and culture are inextricably linked. Hence, a meaningful comparison of laws will have to take in...
Comparative law, like comparative government in general,\u27 has largely confined itself to unintegr...
This book is the fruit of a basic idea, namely that comparative law is meaningless if it is regarded...
All in all, the starting point of any considerations should be the clearest part of the whole. So, l...
Lawyers are affected by the European integration in a deeper way than other professionals, in that i...
1 Abstract Distinction between the Civil Law and Anglo-Saxon Systems of Legal Culture and a Tendency...
This article looks at comparative law as a means ofcritical understan-ding ofthe law. French law has...
Should courts consider cases from other jurisdictions? The use of foreign law precedent has sparked ...
“Legal communication has two principal components: words and citations” (Shapiro 1991, 1453) Abstrac...
The aim of this article is to re-consider the theoretical foundations of comparative law in the ligh...
Written for an encyclopedia on European private law, this briefarticle addresses the term legal cult...
The article analyzes the interrelationship between procedural laws and their embedding legal culture...
This volume cross-examines mainstream approaches to studying legal culture (e.g. those of Friedman a...
AbstractThe notion of juridical culture plays a decisive role in the process of European integration...