The enigma of comparative law variations on a theme for the twenty-first century - Örücü, Esin (Leiden Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, 2004)
Overture-- Chapter 1. The Theme Comparative Law: What Is It? What Is In a Name?-- Chapter 2. Comparability: Theories and Presumptions-- Chapter 3. Why Compare?-- Chapter 4. What to Compare?-- Chapter 5: How to compare?-- Chapter 6. Intermezzo-- Chapter 7. Comparative Law and Legal Education-- Chapter 8. Comparative Law and the Tuners of the Law -- Chapter 9. Comparative Law and Law Reform By 'Transposition'-- Chapter 10. Cadenza and Extemporization-- 1. Complex Cases for Comparative Lawyers-- 2. Law Meets Culture and Culture Meets Law-- 3. Deconstruction of Classifications, Interrelationships and the Growth of Family Trees-- 4. The Reality of Mixed and Mixing Systems-- 5. Limits of comparativism?-- Chapter 11. More Current Debates: 1. Private Law Only? - Public Law Now?-- 2. Convergence or Non-Convergence? - The New Ius Commune?- 'Unity of Common Law'-- Chapter 12. Finale: Where are we going?-- Coda-- Bibliography-- Index.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 217-237) and index.
LG-19394 Donated by Prof. Dante B. Gatmaytan
Keywords: Comparative law; Law reform