Scientific-practical professional journal «Comparative Law» (Ukrainian language)
Contents of the issue
PHILOSOPHY AND METHODOLOGY OF THE INTERACTION OF LEGAL SYSTEMS STUDIES
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Reception of Foreign Law and Comparative Law13- 36
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Law in Books, Law and Reality: a Comparative Law Perspective37- 45
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The Impossibility of «Legal Transplants»46- 59
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Comparative Jurisprudence: The Logic of Legal Transplants60- 76
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Legal Irritants: Good Faith in British Law or How Unifying Law Ends Up in New Divergencies77- 101
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Law as transposition102- 120
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Problems and Prospects of Reasoning the Concept “Legal Transplants” on the Background of Legal Positivism Tradition121- 127
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Two Rival Theories of Mixed Legal Systems128- 154
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Legal formants: A dynamic approach to comparative law155- 184
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The Loaning in the Law: Ontology Analysis185- 198
LECTURE
PHILOSOPHY AND METHODOLOGY OF COMPARATIVE JURISPRUDENCE
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Spatial Dimension of Law: Problems of Methodological Comprehension215- 221
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Legal Cultures and Judicial Mind Compared222- 231
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Concept of Comparison as a Constituent of Postmetaphysical Legal Thinking: Experience of Epistemological Transformations232- 241
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Construction and Deconstruction in the Context of Comparative Jurisprudence242- 248
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Synergetic Bases of Comparative Jurisprudence249- 254
THEORY OF COMPARATIVE JURISPRUDENCE
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System of Comparative Jurisprudence as Complex Science255- 265
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New Phenomena and Concepts in Comparative Jurisprudence266- 277
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Comparative Jurisprudence: the Modern Dimensions of Research278- 285
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Inter-State Legal Systems as a Reality of the Modern World286- 299
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On the Content of «Legal Tradition» Category and its Significance in Comparative Legal Studies300- 309
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Comparative Jurisprudence and Comparative State Science: Interaction and Interconnection Issues310- 319
HISTORY OF COMPARATIVE JURISPRUDENCE
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UNESCO and the Development of Comparative Jurisprudence: Towards the 60th Anniversary of International Committee of Comparative Law — International Association of Legal Science256- 272
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Legal Nature of Comparative-Legal Studies in the Sphere of Civil Law (XIX —Beginning of the XX Centuries)273- 279
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Two Centuries of Comparative Law Evolution in French Legal Doctrine320- 329
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Genesis of Comparative Jurisprudence as Educational Discipline at German Universities in the First Half of the 19th Century330- 347
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Comparative History of Law: Epistemological and Practical Research in the Works of A. Stoianov348- 356
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The Role of Comparative Jurisprudence in Development of Positivist Positions of F. Taranovskyi357- 361
LEGAL SYSTEMS OF THE WORLD
ACTUAL ASPECTS OF FOREIGN LAW
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Molecular Federalism and the Structures of Private Lawmaking374- 398
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Methodological Problems of Definition of Civil Law Systems Typology of Certain Post-Soviet States399- 412
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General and Special Features in the Islamic Legal Culture413- 423
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The Constitution of the Russian Federation and the Problems of Improving Russian Legislation424- 434
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Rule-of-Law State and the Factors of its Development in Comparative Jurisprudence Dimensions435- 449
TEACHING COMPARATIVE JURISPRUDENCE
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Teaching Comparative Law450- 456
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Integration of Comparative Jurisprudence into Studying Programs of Higher Educational Institutions457- 463
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On the Teaching Methods of Comparative Legal Disciplines464- 470
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Comparative Civil Law as an Academic Discipline471- 485
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Comparative Criminal Law: Teaching Methodology and Applying in Research486- 494