… regulate through law, and ask simply what that means for law. How should law be configured
… At a deeper level, one might ask whether law itself is a complex adaptive system. Why, for …

… For the purpose of this book two types of legal system ought to be distinguished, namely
civil law and common law. It should be pointed out that remarks on the differences in legal …

This primer, along with the accompanying document A Primer on ZEUS-3D, were prepared
for a mini-series of two lectures I gave at the University of Victoria in February, 2015. The …

… Understanding modern civil law requires an understanding of the history of the civil law …
civil-law history in some depth. It focuses on Roman law, the adaptation of Roman law during the …

… to legal theory as well as legal method for a variety of types of reader, including beginning
law students, non-law … and law students from civil law backgrounds coming to the common …

… of law as articulated by legal scholars and rule of law practitioners. The article goes on to
discuss the rule of law as … by government entities engaged in activities involving the rule of law, …

… to legal issues is common in other disciplines and is once again growing more common in
the legal … it is, why it is useful to members of the legal system, and the straightforward way of …

… law and health law and describes the legal system in the United States. Part II focuses on how
law … regulation, public financing, and areas of public law dealing with pure food and drugs, …

… The supremacy of EU law is the last key principle of the EU legal system. This principle
dictates that, in the event of a conflict between EU law and the law of a member state, the EU law …

… and criticism might affect law school teaching. This … legal history currently offers both to law
students and to law professors. Parts II and III of the Article sketch the parameters of the legal …