The enigma of comparative law variations on a theme for the twenty-first century

Abstract

Overture Chapter 1: The Theme Comparative Law: What Is It? What Is In a Name? Variation I Variation II Chapter 2: Comparability: Theories And Presumptions Variation I Variation II Chapter 3: Why Compare? Variation I Variation II Chapter 4: What To Compare? 1. Macro-Comparative Level: Legal Systems - Legal Families - Legal Cultures - Legal Traditions? Variation I Variation II 2. Micro-Comparative Level: Rules or Beyond? Variation I Variation II Chapter 5: How To Compare? Variation I Variation II Chapter 6: Intermezzo Chapter 7: Comparative Law And Legal Education Variation I Variation II Chapter 8: Comparative Law And The Tuners Of The Law Variation I Variation II Chapter 9: Comparative Law And Law Reform By 'Transposition' Variation I Variation II Chapter 10: Cadenza And Extemporization 1. Complex Cases for Comparative Lawyers 2. Law Meets Culture and Culture Meets Law 3, Deconstruction of Classifications, Interrelationships and the Growth of Family Trees 4. The Reality of Mixed and Mixing Systems 5. Limits of Comparativism? Chapter 11: More Current Debates: 1. Private Law Only? - Public Law Now? Variation I Variation II 2. Convergence or Non-Convergence? - The New Ius Commune ?- 'Unity of Common Law' Variation I Variation II Chapter 12: Finale: Where Are We Going? Coda Bibliography Index

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