Adapting Legal Cultures

Name: Adapting Legal Cultures
Brand: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC

Bloomsbury Publishing PLC

Explore the theory and practice of legal borrowing and adaptation across the globe with "Adapting Legal Cultures." This insightful collection delves into fundamental theoretical issues such as the nature of legal transplants, the role of the state in socio-legal change, and the conditions for successful legal transfers in the face of globalization. Featuring in-depth case studies from Europe, the USA, Latin America, S.E. Asia, and Japan, this book examines topics like product liability rules, the late arrival of judicial review in some legal systems, and the impact of inter-professional competition. Written by David Nelken and Johannes Feest, this hardcover book offers valuable insights for understanding legal systems. Key highlights include: * Genre: Law * Book cover type: Hardcover * Number of pages: 288 pages * Language version: English * Publication year: 2001 Adapting Legal Cultures, David Nelken, Johannes Feest, Hardcover, Law, English, 2001, 288 pages, Bloomsbury Publishing PLC, Hart Publishing.