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Dictionary of European Comparative Law and Legal Culture

Geoffrey Samuel

Dictionary of European Comparative Law and Legal Culture

Dictionary of European Comparative Law and Legal Culture

Dictionary of European Comparative Law and Legal Culture

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This volume provides a valuable companion for students and researchers of European Comparative Law. Arranged alphabetically and cross-referenced, each entry presents an introduction to key topics. Comprising approximately 1500 words, these short essays go beyond the merely descriptive to provide an informative resource for students of Comparative Law, Legal Philosophy and Legal Systems in general.

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This volume provides a valuable companion for students and researchers of European Comparative Law. Arranged alphabetically and cross-referenced, each entry presents an introduction to key topics. Comprising approximately 1500 words, these short essays go beyond the merely descriptive to provide an informative resource for students of Comparative Law, Legal Philosophy and Legal Systems in general.

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288
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