Interdisciplinarity… Interdisciplinary Comparative Law – a Sisyphean task? by Jaakko Husa 24 Jun 202210 Jun 2024 1. The Metaphor After reading the title, the reader might remember an image of a poor human being rolling a heavy stone up a hill. One may wonder what that…
Common law world… REPLY from PAUL DALY, UNDERSTANDING ADMINISTRATIVE LAW IN THE COMMON LAW WORLD 10 Jun 20229 Oct 2022 This is the author's reply in a series of comments offered on Paul Daly's book Understanding Administrative Law in the Common Law World (OUP 2021) at a meeting hosted by…
Covid-19 - comparative perspectives… Between Comparison and Commensuration, by David Nelken 25 Feb 202211 Apr 2022 News of the global advance of the Covid -19 epidemic, as of the varying fortunes of international and national responses to it, confronts many of us daily (see e.g. here).…
Common law world… Understanding Administrative Law in the Common Law World (OUP 2021), by Paul Daly 11 Feb 202226 Jan 2022 I am happy to describe myself as a comparative lawyer. I studied law in my native Ireland, before doing an LLM in the United States and a PhD in the…
Covid-19 - comparative perspectives… Rethinking the Role of Law and Legal Institutions in Times of Crisis, by Emilie Ghio 10 Dec 20216 Dec 2021 1. The research group 1.1 The IRC Team At the end of 2020, academics and industry professionals came together to form a research group looking at the way in which…
Comparative constitutional law… Droit(s) constitutionnel(s) comparé(s) (2n edn Economica 2021), by Marie-Claire Ponthoreau 26 Nov 202112 Sep 2021 “Comparative constitutional law" is a difficult subject to grasp. Such a statement may surprise or even confuse readers, especially students. The new edition of Droit(s) constitutionnel(s) comparé(s) sets to unpack this difficult…
