comparative law

To learn from the experiences of other countries, comparative law is to be granted a special position.

Comparative law is a very important discipline in communication between legal systems.

In addition the library has a very strong collection of foreign, international, and comparative law materials.

Under this program are a number of projects focusing on international comparative law.

In interpreting the Constitution, the court would have to consider the area of comparative law.

He was also the author of a number of books on international and comparative law.

The practice of comparative law, which he enriched, provided an important link.

Among other contributions, he endowed a $1.5 million chair in comparative law.

Professor Abernathy works in the fields of civil rights and comparative law.

Since 1877 he had been professor of comparative law at the free school of the political sciences.

The birth of modern comparative law is generally attributed to Europe in the eighteenth century.

He participated in discussions of comparative law and carry the word abroad about the French experience, including training.

Riles specializes in comparative law as seen through the lens of culture.

Weiner has produced short documentary videos about legal history and comparative law.

He specializes in comparative law, private international law, and civil procedure.

Many of his volumes are still in wide use in comparative law courses.

According to the prevalent view, Montesquieu is regarded as the 'father' of comparative law.

It appears today the principal purposes of comparative law are:

Comparative law may contribute to legal theory by creating categories and concepts of general application.

Beviláqua was professor for civil and comparative law at Recife.

She received a master's degree in international and comparative law from the University of Brussels.

He was an authority on international jurisdiction, comparative law and international commercial arbitration.

Bermann is an expert in comparative law and private international law.

Comparative law can thus be seen as a vital method in finding common ground and developing Union law.

In this sense also, Comparative Law is a converging tool.