21世紀(jì)比較法（影印本）

CONTENTS
Preface
Chapter 1:
Esin Orǚcǖ
Unde Venit, Quo Tendit Comparative Law?
Chapter 2:
David Nelken
Legal Transplants and Beyond: of Disciplines and Metaphors
Chapter 3:
Roger Cotterrell
Seeking Similarity, Appreciating Difference: Comparative Law and
Communities
Chapter 4:
Nick Foster
Transmigration and Transferability of Commercial Law in a
Globalized World
Chapter 5:
Coralie Raffenne
Why (Still) No Trust in French Law?
Chapter 6:
Peter De Cruz
Legal Transplants: Principles and Pragmatism in Comparative
Family Law
Chapter 7:
Robert Thomas
Continental Principles in English Public Law
Chapter 8:
Jan Smits
On Successful Legal Transplants in a Future lus Commune
Europaeum
Chapter 9:
Walter Van Gerven
Comparative Law in a Regionally Integrated Europe
Chapter 10:
Efstathios Banakas
The Contribution of Comparative Law to the Harmonization of
European Private Law
Chapter 11
Angus McDonald
Hundred Headless Europe: Comparison, Constitution and Culture
Chapter 12:
Peter Leyland
Oppositions and Fragmentations: In Search of a Formula for
Comparative Analysis
Chapter 13:
John Bell
Comparing Public Law
Chapter 14:
Andrew Harding
Comparative Public Law: Some Lessons from South East Asia
Chapter 15:
Catherine Du Pre
The Importation of Law: A New Comparative Perspective and the
Hungarian Constitutional Court
Chapter 16:
David Carey-Miller
South Africa: A World in one Country on the Long Road to
Reality
Bibliography
Index