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Adapting Legal Cultures

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Adapting Legal Cultures

David Nelken (Editor)
Johannes Feest (Editor)

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ISBN: 9781841132921

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Contains essays on the theory and practice of comparative law.

ISBN	1841132926
ISBN13	9781841132921
Publisher	Hart Publishing
Format	Paperback
Publication date	07/11/2001
Pages	296
Weight (grammes)	419
Published in	United Kingdom
Height (mm)	234
Width (mm)	156

Part 1 Theorizing legal adaptation: towards a sociology of legal adaptation, David Nelken
what "legal transplants"?, Pierre Legrand
is there a logic of legal transplants?, Roger Cotterrell
some comments on Cotterrell and legal transplants, Lawrence Friedman
state formation and legal change - on the impact of international politics, Alex Jettinghoff
from globalization of law to law under globalization, Wolf Heydebrand. Part 2 Case studies of legal adaptation: the still-birth and re-birth or product liability in Japan, Luke Nottage
the empty space of the modern in Japanese law discourse, Takao Tanase
comparative law and legal transplantation in South East Asia, Andrew Harding
marketization, public service and universal service, Tony Prosser
the import and export of law and legal institutions - international strategies in national palace wars, Yves Dezalay and Bryant Garth
the vultures fly east - the creation and globalization of the distressed debt market, John Flood.