Introduction to Comparative Law

by Konrad Zweigert, Hein Kötz, Tony Weir (Translator)

An Introduction to Comparative Law first appeared in two volumes in 1987. Volume I discussed the nature of comparative law and then concentrated on a survey of the main features of the major groupings of the world's legal systems. Volume II focused on contract, tort, and unjust enrichment as
major departments of private law. Now published for the first time in paperback, the two volumes have been combined into one to provide a comprehensive guide to the relationship between the world's legal systems.

Genres: Law

798 pages, Paperback

First published November 12, 1987

Reviews

[Hamid Harasani]

I especially benefited from the first section regarding methodology of comparative legal scholarship and the history of comparative law. The translation by Weir is excellent. It reads really well.

[Aleksandra]

A very good book. I certainly reccomend it for all who starts comparative law studies. It works very well as an introductive material. I have read exerpts in accordance with my academic requirements.

[Queenisha Justitiana]

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