American journal of comparative law

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  Año 1973, Número 1-4

  • Compensation for personal injury: a requiem for the common law in New Zealand

    Geoffrey W. R. Palmer

    págs. 1-44

    

  • Federalism and universities in West Germany: recent trends

    R. Taylor Cole

    págs. 45-68

    

  • Revenge and compensation in early law

    Geoffrey MacCormack

    págs. 69-85

    

  • The law relating to sexual offenses in Peru

    H.H.A. Cooper

    págs. 86-123

    

  • Choice-of-court clauses in the United States: the road to Zapata

    Kurt H. Nadelmann

    págs. 124-135

    

  • The politics of criminal law reform: the United States

    Arthur H. Sherry

    págs. 201-229

    

  • The politics of criminal law reform: England

    R. J. Buxton

    págs. 230-244

    

  • The politics of criminal law reform: Germany

    Albin Eser

    págs. 245-262

    

  • The politics of criminal law reform: France

    Marc Ancel, Jacques Verin

    págs. 263-268

    

  • The politics of criminal law reform: Sweden

    Alvar Nelson

    págs. 269-286

    

  • The politics of criminal law reform: Japan

    Yoshio Suzuki

    págs. 287-303

    

  • The politics of criminal law reform: Eastern Europe

    Friedrich-Christian Schröeder

    págs. 304-317

    

  • Public access to government files in Sweden

    Stanley V. Anderson

    págs. 419-473

    

  • Draft uniform law on international bills of exchange and international promissory notes: analysis of the rules proposed by the United Nations Commission on international trade law

    Jürgen Dohm

    págs. 474-530

    

  • Advance defensive tactics against takeover bids

    Aaron Yoran

    págs. 531-556

    

  • Transplantation of legal systems: an early report on the reception of western laws in Ethiopia

    John H. Beckstrom

    págs. 557-583

    

  • Dispute settlement in chinese-american communities

    Leigh-Wal Doo

    págs. 627-663

    

  • The United Kingdom and the European Court of Justice: an encounter between common and civil law traditions

    Valerio Grementieri, Cornelius Joseph Golden

    págs. 664-690

    

  • The recruitment of judges for the West German federal courts

    Glenn Schram

    págs. 691-711

    

  • The canadian bill of rights - a compromise between parliamentary and judicial supremacy

    Dulcey B. Fowler

    págs. 712-746

    

  • Court reform in England

    Kazimierz Grzybowski

    págs. 747-751

    

  • Cooperation agreements and joint ventures with socialist business associations: the hungarian system

    Roger Dagon

    págs. 752-758

    

  • Constitutional law in Pakistan: Kelsen in the courts

    T. K. K. Iyer

    págs. 759-771