… ongoing problems faced by comparative law and legal theory as interrelated disciplines and
discusses barriers in providing plurality-focused, globality-conscious legal education. These …

… 2–4), in which Bottéro explains religion by comparing it to love (a vertical ‘love’: a very
interesting point!), he introduces his reader to the Mesopotamian world. In chapter iv he allows the …

… engaging study in comparative jurisprudence. It provides, … comparative study of the legal
systems that function in Africa and Asia, notably those of “Hindu law,” “Islamic law,” “African laws…

… comparative lawyers around the world develop a certain intuition, a feel for the specific
characteristics of different legal systems … themselves with a foreign legal system, its way of thinking…

… I first explain the problem by showing how comparative law … , ie, the comparison of national
legal systems, our discipline … world in which our discipline has to take a global perspective, …

… of comparative law, after which students are introduced to the major legal systems and
prominent ‘legal … nonetheless recommends a global perspective capable of doing justice to the …

… the reader a truly global perspective. Its contextualised and … an original contribution to topics
of comparative law. This new third … we can group the legal systems of the world into separate …

… African state laws, or customary legal systems, thus "reinforce[ing] and perpetuating] the myth
that African law and African legal systems … to the new global perspective of laws"33. Taking …

… among legal systems and traditions are often dealt with as part of broader concerns within
legal history, comparative law, law reform, law and development, post-conflict reconstruction, …

… of comparative law by replacing outdated stereotypes with empirically grounded, in-depth
and up-to-date analyses of Asian legal systems across a wide range of issues and areas of …