Comparative Law Mathias Siems is an English-language textbook that provides a solid introduction to the field of comparative law. This book is intended for students and scholars who want to delve into the theories and methodologies of comparative law.
The third, fully revised edition covers traditional and modern approaches to comparative law, with examples from diverse legal fields worldwide. The content is interdisciplinary in nature and connects legal knowledge with insights from politics, economics, and the social sciences. Two new chapters create a balanced overview of the historical, contemporary, and future aspects of the discipline.
With a fresh and contextual approach, this book is suitable for students and scholars studying comparative law and related subjects. It offers a clear overview of essential academic debates and provides tools for critical analysis within law.
Topics: Comparative law, LAW / Comparative, Law: General & Reference.
Series: Law in Context