نوع مقاله : مقاله علمی - پژوهشی
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Pierre Legrand contends that comparatists often “do not compare; they assemble.” Not all comparisons that involve legal questions are part of comparative law. For example, it is not about comparing how different areas of law deal with a particular issue within the same country, nor about comparing law with other academic disciplines. Thus, one may adopt a wide view and allow anything that could also be a topic for a micro-legal analysis of domestic law. Such an approach is followed by some comparatists who, for instance, suggest that one can start with a question about the structure of the legal system. One of the aims of this book is to challenge traditional comparative law and promote alternative approaches. Yet, to start with, it is useful to discuss the ‘comparative legal method’ of traditional comparative law in some detail. For this purpose, part one explains how to design the key questions in comparative research. The second part focuses on the type and number of countries in comparative research. The third part deals with how to describe foreign laws and translate foreign legal terms. Part four outlines how a comparative legal analysis should be conducted. And finally (the fifth part) I deal with the application of comparative research in legislation.
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