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Obligation, duty, liability, contract, tort, Greek law, Roman law, legal history
Rights, remedies, substance, procedure, subjective right, comparative law
natural law, legal philosophy, history of ideas, contract theory, freedom of contract, private autonomy, distributive justice, altruism, duties, rights, transfer, Mendelssohn, Kant
contract theory, transfer theory of contract, rights, natural law, Kant, Grotius
Terms, implied terms, interpretation, gap-filling, contract
Medieval jurisprudence, Scholasticism, rationality, formality, legal aesthetics, doctrine of interest, damages
Price terms, open terms, uncertainty, determination of price, gap-filling, contract
Bona fides, good faith, bonae fidei iudiciae, contract law, Roman law
German law, German legal system, German legal history
Law as an Academic Discipline, university, disciplina, Blackstone, Dicey, von Liszt, Historical School, legal history, legal theory
Civil law, common law, comparative law, rights, subjective rights
Property, history of property, Greek law, Roman law, legal history
Rights, remedies, comparative law, common law, civil law
Legal Culture, Civilization, Historical School, Savigny, Herder, 'Volksgeistlehre', socialities, Gurvitch, Cotterell
Consensus, agreement, meeting of the minds, contract, Roman law
Legal education, Legal education at McGill University, Trans-systemic
trade usages, contract, contract theory, contract interpretation, implied terms, Art. 9 CISG, German law
Rights, Remedies, Contract, Transfer Theory of Contracts, Torts, Property, Publicness of Private Law, Blackstone, Pufendorf, Locke
CISG, lex mercatoria, transnational law, international law, comparative law, legal traditions, fragmentation
Obligations, taxonomy, classification, common law, German law, BGB, contract law, reliance interest, Fuller/Perdue
Rights, Rights-Talk, Rights Critique, Human Rights, Natural Law, Roman Law, Ownership, Contract, Transfer Theory, Atomism, Alienation, Grotius, Pufendorf, Marx
democracy, economic democracy, formalism, Hans Kelsen, neo-Kantianism, private law theory, Pure Theory of Law, reform socialism, subjective rights, Weimar Republic
Colonialism, comparative law; literature; method, comparison, disciplinarity, imperialism, historiography, postcolonial studies
American exceptionalism, colonialism, (theory of) comparison, constitutional law, criminal law, difference, ideology, (in-)commensurability, international law, legality, narcissism, nationalism, relationality, superiority
Comparative law, European Private Law, Contract Law, Roman Law, nominate contracts, special contracts
Learned Law, Scholasticism, law as university discipline, legal field, academic field, Pierre Bourdieu, legal aesthetics
Authority; Autopoiesis; Colonialism; Commensurability; Comparative law; Cosmopolitanism; Dialectics, Hegel, Legal Families, Legal Traditions, Systems Theory
civilization, colonialism, culture, legal pluralism, legal culture, migration, methodological nationalism, neo-institutionalism, occupational cultures, postmodernism, third cultures, trans-nationalism, world culture, world society
Legal History, Legal Philosophy, Jurisprudence, individual rights, Idealism, Neo-Idealism, Neo-Kantianism, Hans Kelsen, Wilhelm Schuppe
legal education, comparative law, tenure-track, Langdell, Dwight-method, case-dialogue method
Transnational law, CISG, Canada, comparative law, legal pluralism, foreign law debate
equity, liquidated damages, liens, penalties, set-off (equitable, statutory, in bankruptcy)
Agamben, Benjamin, Bodin, filmer, legal history, legal theory, Menke, natural law, potestas, rights, Roman law, Schmitt, sovereignty
Basic Law, Dogmatik, European law, German law, German legal culture, German legal education, German legal history, German legal system, ius commune, Rechtsstaat
contract law, comparative law, law of obligations, German law, BGB, Roman law, reliance interest, Jhering, Fuller/Perdue