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The book explores various legal systems and cultural contexts across the globe. It includes contributions on Zambia's legal framework, the decolonization of legal cultures in newly established states, and the formative years of the judicial system in Saudi Arabia. The text examines collective observance and community solidarity through folk rituals in Sri Lanka and Japan, as well as law and development in contemporary Korea. Traditional Chinese legal thought and its evolution in Taiwan are discussed, alongside socialist modernization and legal culture in China. The reception of German legal concepts and comparative legal studies are also highlighted. Further topics include the reconciliation of law, models for comparative legal studies, and the impact of legal ideas on worldviews. The practice of the Dutch Civil Code in Indonesia and the reception of the concept of the rule of law in Japan are addressed, along with conflicting legal cultures and legal pluralism. The book also delves into the interplay of science and morals in non-Western traditions, cultural diffusion, and the sovereignty of nation-states. Additionally, it discusses political and legal cultures in East-Central Europe, indigenous legal cultures in the Philippines, and the relationship between law, morals, and religion in Melanesia. Environmental protection, human rights, and the dilemmas of nature and humanity are examined, providing a comprehensive view of c
Buchkauf
Monismus oder Pluralismus der Rechtskulturen?, Peter Sack
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- Erscheinungsdatum
- 1991
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- Gratis Versand in ganz Deutschland!
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