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COMPARATIVE LEGAL SYSTEMS: CIVIL LAW, US LAW, JAPANESE LAW, PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF CHINA, SHARI'A & HINDU LAW

Janice Denoncourt

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Business transcends borders and therefore it is important to have an awareness of the legal frameworks of key foreign trade markets such as the USA, Japan and China as well as the world’s important religious-based legal traditions, such as Shari a and Hindu.

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Business transcends borders and therefore it is important to have an awareness of the legal frameworks of key foreign trade markets such as the USA, Japan and China as well as the world’s important religious-based legal traditions, such as Shari a and Hindu.

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Business transcends borders and therefore it is important to have an awareness of the legal frameworks of key foreign trade markets such as the USA, Japan and China as well as the world’s important religious-based legal traditions, such as Shari a and Hindu.

Key concepts: Law, Civil law (Civil law), Comparative law, Chinese law, Political science, Public law, Sources of law, Legal history

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