Methods of comparative law / edited by Pier Giuseppe Monateri.
2012
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Title
Methods of comparative law / edited by Pier Giuseppe Monateri.
Published
Cheltenham : Edward Elgar, 2012.
Call Number
K559 .M48 2012
ISBN
9781849802529 (hbk.)
1849802521 (hbk.)
9781781005118 (ebook)
1781005117 (ebook)
1849802521 (hbk.)
9781781005118 (ebook)
1781005117 (ebook)
Description
xi, 325 pages : illustrations ; 25 cm
System Control No.
(OCoLC)784581101
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references and index.
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Table of Contents
List of contributors
vii
Introduction / Pier Giuseppe Monateri
1
pt. I
WHY `METHODS'? AN INTELLECTUAL PROJECT ON THE MULTILAYER STRUCTURE OF LEGAL COMPARATIVISM
1.
Methods in comparative law: an intellectual overview / Pier Giuseppe Monateri
7
2.
Intent on making mischief: seven ways of using comparative law / Duncan Fairgrieve
25
3.
Method? / Simone Glanert
61
4.
Comparison as deep appreciation / Gary Watt
82
pt. II
REVISITING CLASSICAL THEORIES AND PERSPECTIVES ON COMPARATIVE LEGAL METHODOLOGIES: A CRITICAL GLANCE
5.
The functional method / James Gordley
107
6.
How to do projects with comparative law: notes of an expedition to the common core / Gunter Frankenberg
120
7.
Descriptive and purposive categories of comparative law / Sebastian McEvoy
144
pt. III
LEGAL TRANSPLANTS AND TRANSNATIONAL CODES: QUESTIONING ON CULTURAL BIASES AND SCIENTIFIC STATEMENTS
8.
All that heaven allows: are transnational codes a `scientific truth' or are they just a form of elegant `pastiche'? / Geoffrey Samuel
165
9.
Contextualizing legal transplant: China and Hong Kong / Chen Lei
192
pt. IV
SPACE, BOUNDARIES AND JURISDICTIONS: THE CHOREOGRAPHIC SPECTRALITY OF LAW
10.
Interstitium and non-law / Peter Goodrich
213
11.
The iconicity of space: comparative law and the geopolitics of jurisdictions / Cristina Costantini
230
pt. V
LEGAL NARRATIVES, JUDICIAL INTERPRETATIONS AND SUBVERSIVE PARADIGMS
12.
The resilience of history: comparative legal theory and the end of the American century / Anthony Louis Marasco
243
13.
Iudex translator: the reign of finitude / Jeanne Gaakeer
252
14.
Further terrains for subversive comparison: the field of global governance and the public/private divide / Horatia Muir Watt
270
pt. VI
POLITICAL ECONOMIES AND THE INNER POLICIES OF LAW: TOWARDS A `COMPARATIVE LAW AND ECONOMICS' ASSESSMENT
15.
Towards the economics of comparative law: the Doing Business debate / Simona Benedettini
291
16.
Quantitative methods in comparative law / Barbara Luppi
306
Index
317