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Comparative law and Zimmerman's new ius commune : a life line a death sentence for legal history ? some reflections of the use of legal history for comparative law and vice versa

Comparative law and Zimmerman's new ius commune : a life line a death sentence for legal history ? some reflections of the use of legal history for comparative law and vice versa

Heirbaut, Dirk
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10500/3492
Date: 2005
Type: Article

Abstract:

Legal history handbooks pay almost no attention to methodology, which makes it hard to find any general statements in them about the relationship between legal history and comparative law, whereas these are very common in books about comparative law.

Citation: Heirbaut, D. 2005,' Comparative law and Zimmerman's new ius commune : a life line a death sentence for legal history ? some reflections of the use of legal history for comparative law and vice versa', Fandamina, vol. 11, no. 1, pp. 136-152.

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