Roman law

THE RECEPTION OF AMERICAN LAW IN EUROPE

ID: TARP-178 Title: THE RECEPTION OF AMERICAN LAW IN EUROPE Source: The American Journal of Comparative Law Vol. 39, page 229 Parties: Dispute Resolution Organ: Year: 1991 Pages: 0 Author(s): Wolfgang Wiegand Keywords: French, legal system, legal culture, Roman law, American Law, Italy, Europe Abstract: The author analyzes the specific role that the […]

Keywords: American Law, Europe/European Union, French, Italy, legal culture, legal system, Roman law

AMERICANIZATION OF LAW: RECEPTION OR CONVERGENCE?

ID: TARP-175 Title: AMERICANIZATION OF LAW: RECEPTION OR CONVERGENCE? Source: Colorado: Westview Press, page 137 Parties: Dispute Resolution Organ: Year: 1996 Pages: 0 Author(s): L. M. Friedman, H. N. Scheiber, Wolfgang Wiegand Keywords: European Union, United States, legal culture, Roman law, international arbitration, American Law Abstract: European law and legal culture is based […]

Keywords: American Law, Europe/European Union, international arbitration, legal culture, Roman law, United States/USA

CODIFICATION AND LEGAL CULTURE: IN COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE

ID: TARP-172 Title: CODIFICATION AND LEGAL CULTURE: IN COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE Source: Tulane European & Civil Law Forum Vol. 13, p. 125 Parties: Dispute Resolution Organ: Year: 1998 Pages: 0 Author(s): Daphne Barak-Erez Keywords: civil litigation, culture, European Union, French, legal reform, legal system, legal culture, codification, civil law, Roman law, comparative law, American Law Abstract: […]

Keywords: American Law, civil law, civil litigation, codification, comparative law, culture, Europe/European Union, French, legal culture, legal reform, legal system, Roman law