Towards a European Legal Culture:

Geneviève Helleringer; Kai Purnhagen

doi:10.5771/9783845263632

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Edition: 1/2014
Copyright year: 2014
ISBN-Print: 978-3-8329-7195-3
ISBN-Online: 978-3-8452-6363-2
Publisher: Nomos, Baden-Baden
Series: Kooperationswerke Beck - Hart – Nomos
Language: German
Pages: 412
Product type: Comment

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1. On the Terms, Relevance and Impact of a European Legal Culture No access Geneviève Helleringer, Kai Purnhagen
1. The New European Legal Culture – Ten Years On No access Pages 31 - 40 Martijn W. Hesselink
2. Dogmatics in Comparison to US-American Law and Economics – Dogmatism as a Cultural Element of Law in Europe? No access Pages 41 - 66 Régis Lanneau
3. (Legal) Culture in the European Union and the United States – a Comparative Political Science Perspective No access Pages 67 - 96 Dennis-Jonathan Mann
4. The (Un)-Systematics of (Private) Law as an Element of European Culture No access Pages 97 - 130 Hans-W. Micklitz
5. Ligations Divide and Conquer: Using Legal Domains in Comparative Legal Studies No access Pages 131 - 154 Matthew Dyson
6. Cultures of Administrative Law in Europe: From Weberian Bureaucracy to ‘Law and Economics’ No access Pages 155 - 178 Klaus Mathis
1. Quotas and the Transatlantic Divergence of Corporate Governance Culture No access Pages 179 - 224 Véronique Magnier, Darren Rosenblum
2. The Freedom of Risk-Taking in European Legal Cultures No access Pages 225 - 238 Hugo Barbier
3. A Common Culture in European Legal Education? – A Constitutional Approach on Applied Pluralism – No access Pages 239 - 258 Nicos Simantiras
4. The Potential for Contract Clauses to Build a European Legal Culture No access Pages 259 - 290 Geneviève Helleringer
1. Statecraft, the Market State and the Development of European Legal Culture No access Pages 291 - 318 Ari Afilalo, Dennis Patterson, Kai Purnhagen
2. Legal Principles in EU Law as an Expression of a European Legal Culture between Unity and Diversity No access Pages 319 - 344 Constanze Semmelmann
3. Europe vs the Nation-State in Private Law? Legal Cultures and their Community-building Function No access Pages 345 - 366 Guido Comparato
4. When Law Became Cultivated: ‘European Legal Culture’ between Kultur and Civilization No access Pages 367 - 390 Helge Dedek
5. Judges in UtopiaFundamental Rights as Constitutive Elements of a European Private Legal Culture No access Pages 391 - 412 Chantal Mak