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A modern approach to comparative law

Peter De Cruz

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Part 1 Introduction: what is comparative law? Part 2 Major legal systems: classification of legal systems and techniques of comparison the civil law system the English common law tradition European Community law socialist law and other types of legal systems. Part 3 Substantive studies: the law of obligations corporate and commercial law sale of goods labour law. Part 4 Final overview and conclusions: compartive law and the new world order.

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Key concepts: Comparative law, Civil law (Civil law), Law, Public law, Private law, Commercial law, Political science, Municipal law