GERMAN LAW JOURNAL

17 German Law Journal No. 4 (2016)

Articles

On the German History of Method in Civil Law in Five Systems
Hans-Peter Haferkamp

Revolutionary Constitutional Lawmaking in Germany—Rediscovering the German 1989 Revolution
Stephan Jaggi

Resistance to Anti-Discrimination Law in Central and Eastern Europe–a Post-Communist Legacy?
Barbara Havelková

Why Should Public Hearings in the Brazilian Supreme Court Be Understood as an Innovative Democratic Tool in Constitutional Adjudication?
Thiago Luis Sombra

Developments

Bending The Rules: A Dutch Approach to Improving the Flexible Application of Environmental Standards
Hanna Tolsma & Kars de Graaf

GLJ Covers Brexit

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Floris de Witte

Friends

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Legal Scholarship Blog

The Faculty Lounge

How to Crack a Nut

Queen’s Belfast – Health and Human Rights Unit

Global Governance Programme - European University Institute

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