Comparative law
By: edited by Peter Wahlgren
Series: Scandinavian studies in law -- volume 61; Scandinavian studies in law -- v. 61
Publisher: Stockholm Institute for Scandinavian Law
Published: 2015
Place of publication: Stockholm
Language: eng
Number of pages: 410
ISBN-13: 9789185142750
Copyright date: 2015
Subjects: Comparative law; Law
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: New trends in Scandinavian constitutional review  -- Iris Nguyên Duy; title: Theory and method of comparative constitutional law  -- Pär Hallström; title: The role of comparative law in EU legal method  -- Ruth Nielsen; title: Comparative law and European law: the end of an era, a new beginning, or time to face the methodological challenges?  -- Antonina Bakardjieva Engelbrekt; title: Some reflections on the comparability of laws based on different socio-economic systems  -- Michael Bogdan; title: Studying legal cultures and encounters? Methodological and other reflections  -- Hanne Petersen; title: Comparative analysis between East-Scandinavian countries  -- Laura Ervo; title: On legal framework in comparative administrative law in Europe  -- Nina Herala; title: Judicial policymaking in Sweden: a comparative perspective  -- Filippo Valguarnera; title: The Swedish prohibition against corporal punishment from a comparative perspective - effects and challenges  -- Pernilla Leviner; title: Bullying at school in Finland and Sweden: are there any effective legal remedies?  -- Niina Mäntylä; title: Teaching materials in a digitalized world: who owns the rights? A comparison of Swedish and American approaches  -- Laura Carlson; title: Bringing the Khmer Rouge to trial: an extraordinary experiment in international criminal law  -- Mikael Baaz; title: Transfers of residential rental property in the Nordic countries - the specific Danish example  -- Kim Frost; title: Foreign trust in Finland: starting points for assessing its legal effects in cross-border cases  -- Tuulikki Mikkola; title: Legal framework for the procurement of public-private partnerships - an Australian perspective in the European Union context -- Marta Andrecka.