Comparative legal cultures : On traditions classified, their rapprochement & transfer, and the anarchy of hyper-rationalism with appendix on legal ethnography

Varga, Csaba (2012) Comparative legal cultures : On traditions classified, their rapprochement & transfer, and the anarchy of hyper-rationalism with appendix on legal ethnography. Philosophiae iuris . Szent István Társulat az Apostoli Szentszék Könyvkiadója, Budapest. ISBN 9789632773377

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A collection of papers relating Comparative Legal Cultures originally published between 1995 and 2008 on DISCIPLINARY ISSUES treating topics like ‘Law as Culture?’ [2002] / ‘Trends in Comparative Legal Studies’ [2002] / ‘Comparative Legal Cultures: Attempts at Conceptualisation’ [1997] / ‘Comparative Legal Cultures?’ [2001] / ‘Theatrum legale mundi On Legal Systems Classified’ [2005] / ‘Legal Traditions? In Search for Families and Cultures in Law’ [2004] / ‘Something New, Something Old in the European Identity of Law?’ [1995] as well as involving FIELD STUDIES on topics like ‘Meeting Points between the Traditions of English–American Common Law and Continental-French Civil Law: Developments and Experience of Postmodernity in Canada’ [2002] / ‘Man Elevating Himself? Dilemmas of Rationality in our Age’ [2000] / ‘Rule of Law? Mania of Law? On the Boundary between Rationality and Anarchy in America’ [2002] / ‘Transfers of Law: A Conceptual Analysis’ [2003] / ‘The Dangers for the Self of Being Self-centred: On Standards and Values’ [2002] with a paper in APPENDIX on ‘Theory of Law – Legal Ethnography, Or the Theoretical Fruits of the Inquiries into Folkways’ [2008]

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