Volume 10 (2009)

Volume 10 No 10

 

10 German Law Journal No. 10 (2009)


Festakt Remarks

Remarks at the Opening of the Symposium Celebrating the 10th Anniversary of the German Law Journal – In Praise of Transnationalism
Brun‐Otto Bryde

Remarks at the Opening of the Symposium Celebrating the 10th Anniversary of the German Law Journal – The Transformative Project of the German Law Journal Positioning German Scholarship in the Global Arena
Armin von Bogdandy

Remarks at the Opening of the Symposium Celebrating the 10th Anniversary of the German Law Journal – U.S. Embassy in Berlin
Robert A. Pollard

Remarks at the Opening of the Symposium Celebrating the 10th Anniversary of the German Law Journal – German‐American Lawyers’ Association (DAJV)
Heribert Hirte

Remarks at the Opening of the Symposium Celebrating the 10th Anniversary of the German Law Journal – German Federal Bar (BRAK)
Axel C. Filges

Remarks at the Opening of the Symposium Celebrating the 10th Anniversary of the German Law Journal – The German Law Journal as “Lived” Comparative Law
Russell A. Miller


Theorizing Transnational Law

Theorizing Transnational Law – Observations on a Birthday
Susanne Baer

Theorizing Transnational Law – Varieties of Transnational Law and the Universalistic Stance
Matthias Mahlmann


Transnationalizing Public Law

Transnationalizing Public Law
Ingrid Wuerth


Transnationalizing Private Law

Transnationalizing Private Law – The Public and the Private Dimensions of Transnational Commercial Law
Gralf‐Peter Calliess & Moritz Renner


Europe as Transnational Law

Europe as Transnational Law – Europe Has to Be Conceived as a Heterarchical Network and Not as a Superstate!
Karl‐Heinz Ladeur

Europe as Transnational Law – The Transnationalization of Values by European Law
Christian Calliess

Europe as Transnational Law – A Criminal Law for Europe: Between National Heritage and Transnational Necessities
Christoph J.M. Safferling


Resumé

Conference Report — The Transnationalization of Legal Culture
Katie Abplanalp & Ronald Bruckmann