American journal of comparative law

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  Año 2009, Número 4

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    Comparative law by numbers? Legal origins thesis, doing business reports, and the silence of traditional comparative law

    Ralf Michaels

    págs. 765-795

    
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    Large-sample, quantitative research designs for comparative law?

    Holger Spamann

    págs. 797-810

    
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    Is law an economic contest? French reactions to the doing business world bank reports and economic analysis of the law

    Bénédicte Fauvarque-Cosson, Anne-Julie Kerhuel

    págs. 811-829

    
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    Beyond legal origin: rethinking law's relationship to the economy - Implications for public

    Curtis J. Milhaupt

    págs. 831-845

    
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    Legal origins, comparative law, and political economy

    John C. Reitz

    págs. 847-862

    
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    Comparative law and the legal origins thesis: "Non scholae sed vitae discimus"

    Vivian Grosswald Curran

    págs. 863-876

    
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    Terrorism law between the executive and legislative models

    Daphne Barak-Erez

    págs. 877-896

    
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    From Brussels with love: The transatlantic travels of european law and the chemistry of regulatory attraction

    Joanne Scott

    págs. 897-942

    
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    Curtis Milhaupt and katharina Pistor, Law & capitalism: What corporate crises reveal about legal systems and economic development around the world

    John Ohnesorge

    págs. 943-947