Comparative and Private International Law

Inhalt: M. Cappelletti, In Honor of John Henry Merryman - D. S. Clark, The Idea of the Civil Law Tradition - H. Fix-Zamudio, John Henry Merryman and the Modernization of Comparative Legal Studies - L. M. Friedman, Some Thoughts on Comparative Legal Culture - H. W. Baade, Springs, Creeks, and Groundwater in Nineteenth-Century German Roman-Law Jurisprudence with a Twentieth-Century Postscript - M. Damaška, Atomistic and Holistic Evaluation of Evidence: A Comparative View - L. Favoreu, American and European Models of Constitutional Justice - G. Gorla, Samuel Livermore (1786-1833): An American Forerunner to the Modern »Civil Law-Common Law Dialogue« - C. J. Gutiérrez, La Constitución Norteamericana como Ley Importada en Costa Rica - J. Hellner, Interpretation of Contracts under the Influence of Statutory Law - H. Kötz, Scholarship and the Courts: A Comparative Survey - D. A. Loeber, Latvia's 1937 Civil Code: A Quest for Cultural Identity - I. Markovits, Socialism and the Rule of Law: Some Speculations and Predictions - B. Nicholas, Certainty of Price - R. P. Perdomo, La justicia penal en la investigación socio-jurídica de América Latina - G. Pugliese, Ius Honorarium and English Equity - D. Tallon, The Notion of Contract: A French Jurist's Naive Look at Common Law Contract - Y. Taniguchi, Civil Liability of Experts in Court: A Comparative Overview - J. P. Thorens, The Common Law Trust and the Civil Law Lawyer - C. Viladás, Obras de arte y Patrimonio Histórico en España: Una reforma legislativa reciente - G. A. Bermann, EEC Community-Building under the Single European Act - M. Cappelletti, Balance of Powers, Human Rights, and Legal Integration: New Challenges for European Judges - S. Cassese, Toward a European Model of Public Administration - J. A. Jolowicz, Product Liability in the EEC - H. Jokela, Internationalism in Private International Law