Comparative Legal Studies: Traditions and Transitions
1. Introduction: accounting for an encounter Roderick Munday Part I. Comparative Legal Studies and its Legacies: 2. The universalist heritage James Gordley 3. The colonialist heritage Upendra Baxi 4. The nationalist heritage H. Patrick Glenn 5. The functionalist heritage Michele Graziadei Part II. Comparative Legal Studies and its Boundaries: 6. Comparatists and sociology Roger Cotterrell 7. Comparatists and languages Bernhard Grossfeld Part III. Comparative Legal Studies and its Theories: 8. The question of understanding Mitchel Lasser 9. The same and the different Pierre Legrand 10. The neo-romantic turn James Whitman 11. The methods and the politics David Kennedy Part IV. Comparative Legal Studies and its Futures: 12. Comparatists and transferability David Nelken 13. Comparatists and extraordinary places Esin Orucu Conclusion 14. Beyond compare Lawrence Rosen Index.