Current discussions in comparative law… The Omnipresence of Mixity in Public and Private Law, by Vernon Valentine Palmer, Agustín Parise, and Lionel Smith 11 Apr 20256 Apr 2025 Studies on mixed jurisdictions have proliferated during the past decades. A number of law review articles and of edited volumes served in that process of contrasting experiences. The seminal Mixed…
Interdisciplinarity Law: A Mode of Spatial Production, by Matteo Nicolini 28 Mar 202519 Mar 2025 The legal-geographical nexus As a set of rules governing human activities, the law has always been in a special relationship with geography. No wonder, therefore, that the legal-geographical nexus has…
Common Core… Property Meeting the Challenge of the Commons, by Filippo Valguarnera 31 Jan 202530 Jan 2025 The challenge of the commons The book Property meeting the Challenge of the Commons – edited by myself together with Ugo Mattei, Alessandra Quarta and Ryan Fisher – was released…
Research methods and perspectives Scientia Iuris: On a Law-World Revolving Solely Around Knowledge, by Luca Siliquini-Cinelli 6 Dec 20244 Dec 2024 ‘Intellego quid loquar’ Cicero, Pro Ligario, 15 Introduction My new monograph, Scientia Iuris: Knowledge and Experience in Legal Education and Practice from the Late Roman Republic to Artificial Intelligence (Springer,…
Research methods and perspectives… A Research Agenda for Comparative Law?, by Jaakko Husa 1 Nov 202431 Oct 2024 Introduction Anyone who tries to get a hold of comparative law of today notices quickly that the field has diversified and expanded remarkably. Contemporary textbooks on comparative law’s theory and…
Book Review… Review of Roberto Scarciglia, Methods and Legal Comparison: Challenges for Methodological Pluralism, Edward Elgar Publishing, 2023, by Luca Siliquini-Cinelli 4 Oct 20248 Oct 2024 The thing about comparative law is that it is not law. Comparative law is not like, say, contract or tort law—i.e. a specific field of law with its own principles,…
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