German Law Journal

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  Año 2009, Vol. 10, Número 10. Dedicado a: Contributions to the German Law Journal's 10th Anniversary Symposium "The Transnationalization of Legal Cultures"

  • GLJ@TEN - Festakt Remarks

    • In Praise of Transnationalism

      Brun-Otto Bryde

      • Texto completo

      págs. 1291-1294

      

    • Positioning German Scholarship in the Global Arena: The Transformative Project of the German Law Journal

      Armin von Bogdandy

      págs. 1295-1300

      

    • Remarks from the U.S. Embassy in Berlin

      Robert A. Pollard

      págs. 1301-1302

      

    • Remarks from the German-American Lawyers' Association (DAJV)

      Heribert Hirte

      págs. 1303-1304

      

    • Remarks from the German Federal Bar (BRAK)

      Axel C. Filges

      págs. 1305-1308

      

    • The German Law Journal as "Lived" Comparative Law

      Russell A. Miller

      págs. 1309-1318

      

  • GLJ@TEN � Theorizing Transnational Law

    • Observations on a Birthday

      Susanne Baer

      págs. 1319-1324

      

    • Varieties of Transnational Law and the Universalistic Stance

      Matthias Mahlmann

      págs. 1325-1336

      

  • GLJ@TEN - Transnationalizing Public Law

    • Transnationalizing Public Law

      Ingrid Brunk Wuerth

      págs. 1336-1340

      

  • GLJ@TEN � Transnationalizing Private Law

    • The Public and the Private Dimensions of Transnational Commercial Law

      Gralf-Peter Calliess, Moritz Renner

      págs. 1341-1356

      

  • GLJ@TEN - Europe as Transnational Law

    • Europe Has to Be Conceived as an Heterarchical Network and Not as a Superstate!

      Karl-Heinz Ladeur

      págs. 1357-1366

      

    • The Transnationalization of Values by European Law

      Christian Calliess

      págs. 1367-1382

      

    • A Criminal Law for Europe: Between National Heritage and Transnational Necessities

      Christoph J M. Safferling

      págs. 1383-1398

      

  • GLJ@TEN � Resumé

    • Conference Report - The Transnationalization of Legal Cultures

      Kaitlin Abplanalp, Ronald Bruckmann

      págs. 1399-1416