Civil Law - Rogowski, Ralf; editor:

New York, New York University Press, (1996). orig.cloth. 25x16cm, xx,660 pp, Series: International Library of Essays in Law & Legal Theory, Legal Cultures, 10.. Minor rubbing. Some light page-edge soil. VG. ¶ Contains 22 papers. Includes: F. Wieacker "The Importance of Roman Law for Western Civilization & Western Legal Thought"; H.J. Berman "The Origins of Western Legal Science"; J. Merryman "Legal Education There & Here: A Comparison"; W.K. Geck "The Reform of Legal Education in the Federal Republic of Germany"; T.E. Carbonneau "The French Legal Studies Curriculum:Its History & Relevance as a Model for Reform"; J.P. Dawson "The Codification of the French Customs"; B. Rudden "Courts & Codes in England, France & Soviet Russia"; P. Stein "The Attraction of the Civil Law in Post-Revolutionary America"; K. Zweigert & H.-J. Puttfarken "Statutory Interpretation - Civilian Style"; R.A. Riegert "The West German Civil Code:Its Origin & Its Contract Provision"; A. Tunc "Methodology of the Civil Law in France"; H. Kotz "Taking Civil Codes Less Seriously"; E. Benda " Constitutional Jurisdiction in Western Germany"; G.L. Kock "The Machinery of Law Administration in France"; M. Damaska "Structures of Authority & Comparative Criminal Procedure"; J.H. Landbein "Controlling Prosecutorial Discretion in Germany"; G.W. Pugh "Administration of Criminal Justice in France: An Introductory Analysis"; F.H. Lawson "Comparative Judicial Styles"; E.Blankenburg & R. Rokowski "German Labour Courts & the British Industrial Tribunal System: A Socio-legal Comparison of Degrees of Judicialisation"; P. & B.E. Herzog "The Reform of the Legal Professions & of Legal Aid in France"; N. Luhmann "The Legal Profession: Comments on the Situation in the Federal Republic of Germany"; B,.S. Markesinis

Rogowski, Ralf; editor: - Civil Law