Dieses Werk enthält die Forschungsergebnisse zu transnationalen, rechtlichen Fragestellungen aus südafrikanischer und deutscher Perspektive, die in Zusammenarbeit der Universität Augsburg mit der Universität Johannesburg im letzten Jahrzehnt entstanden sind.
Aktuelle Themen werden von Wissenschaftlern aus Südafrika eingeführt und anschließend von deutschen Kollegen reflektiert. Dies führt zu einem besseren Verständnis ungeklärter Rechtsfragen beider Rechtssysteme.
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Bibliographic data
Edition
1/2017
Copyright Year
2017
ISBN-Print
978-3-8487-4611-8
ISBN-Online
978-3-8452-8777-5
Publisher
Nomos, Baden-Baden
Series
Augsburger Rechtsstudien
Volume
86
Language
English
Pages
549
Product Type
Edited Book
Table of contents
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Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis No access Pages 1 - 10
Introduction No access Pages 11 - 20
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Towards free movement of companies – the European position as a model for the SADC No access Pages 21 - 60
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Comment: Towards free movement of companies – the European position as a model for the SADC No access Pages 61 - 68
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Tacit choice of law in international commercial contracts – the position in South African law and under the Rome I Regulation No access Pages 69 - 88
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Comment on “Tacit Choice of Law in International Commercial Contracts” No access Pages 89 - 98
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Contractual capacity in German and South African private international law: a comparative study No access Pages 99 - 114
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The law applicable to the proprietary consequences of marriage in South Africa – the influence of German private international law No access Pages 115 - 130
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Exceptions to the independence of autonomous instruments of payment and security: the growing emergence of good faith No access Pages 131 - 150
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Lessons to be learnt from Germany regarding the treatment of executory contracts when a debtor company is being restructured: a South African perspective No access Pages 151 - 182
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The quest for fairness in the rendering of financial advice and intermediary services in light of the retail distribution review No access Pages 183 - 216
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Providing investment advice in light of MiFID I and II No access Pages 217 - 246
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Treaty-making and select foreign policy matters under constitutional and judicial scrunity in South Africa No access Pages 247 - 294
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The German Constitution and international law: some remarks on the comparison with the openness of the South African Constitution No access Pages 295 - 304
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South African and German perspective on personal information privacy protection in an electronic environment No access Pages 305 - 334
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comparative analysis of the proposed new cybercrime legislation in South Africa and the situation in Germany and the European Union No access Pages 335 - 370
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Legal and empirical aspects of cybercrime in Germany No access Pages 371 - 380
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Public participation and reasonableness: exploring the case law and jurisprudential philosophy of the South African Constitutional Court No access Pages 381 - 416
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Comment on“Public Participation and Reasonableness: Exploring the Case Law and Jurisprudential Philosophy of the South African Constitutional Court” No access Pages 417 - 424
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Transconstitutionalism and democratic legitimacy as dilemmas of regionalism in Germany and South Africa No access Pages 425 - 448
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Social insurance in South Africa: are there lessons to be learnt from the German experience? No access Pages 449 - 480
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Comment on: "Social insurance in South Africa: are there lessons to be learnt from the German experience?" No access Pages 481 - 490
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Labour and social protection for migrant domestic workers in South Africa No access Pages 491 - 528
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Labour and social protection for migrant workers in South Africa and in Germany: a comparative study No access Pages 529 - 536
