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Always on the same path : essays on foreign and comparative methodology / Basil S. Markesinis

Autor: Markesinis, Basil S.Idioma: Inglês.Publicação: Oxford : Hart Publishing, 2001Descrição física: 431p.; 24cmISBN: 1841130699Assunto: 611 | 23038 | 1100 | 235280 | 492Localização e Cota : 340.5MAR Resumo: 1. Our debt to Europe: past, present and future. 2. Foreign law and foreign ideas in english courts. 3. The familiarity of the unknown. 4. Reading through a foreign judgment. 5. Why a code is not the best way to advance the cause of european legal unity. 6. Der wachsende einfluB der menschenrechte auf das nenglische deliktsrecht. 7. Privacy, freedom of expression, and the horizontal effect of the human rights bill: lessons from Germany. 8. The applicability of human rights as between individuals under german constitutional law. 9. Tortious liability of statutory bodies. 10. Judicial style and judicial reasoning in England and Germany. 11. Developing an English law of privacy.
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1. Our debt to Europe: past, present and future. 2. Foreign law and foreign ideas in english courts. 3. The familiarity of the unknown. 4. Reading through a foreign judgment. 5. Why a code is not the best way to advance the cause of european legal unity. 6. Der wachsende einfluB der menschenrechte auf das nenglische deliktsrecht. 7. Privacy, freedom of expression, and the horizontal effect of the human rights bill: lessons from Germany. 8. The applicability of human rights as between individuals under german constitutional law. 9. Tortious liability of statutory bodies. 10. Judicial style and judicial reasoning in England and Germany. 11. Developing an English law of privacy.

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