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Roman Law, Contemporary Law, European Law: The Civilian Tradition Today

Reinhard Zimmermann

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Introduction 1. The End of an Era: Transformation of Scholarship in Roman Law 2. The Transition from Civil Law to Civil Code in Germany: Dawn of a New Era 3. A Change in perspective: European Private Law and its Historical Foundations Final Observations Index

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Introduction 1. The End of an Era: Transformation of Scholarship in Roman Law 2. The Transition from Civil Law to Civil Code in Germany: Dawn of a New Era 3. A Change in perspective: European Private Law and its Historical Foundations Final Observations Index

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Introduction 1. The End of an Era: Transformation of Scholarship in Roman Law 2. The Transition from Civil Law to Civil Code in Germany: Dawn of a New Era 3. A Change in perspective: European Private Law and its Historical Foundations Final Observations Index

Key concepts: Law, Civil law (Civil law), Comparative law, Political science, Private law, Public law, Sources of law, Common law

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