COMPARATIVE LAW AND SOCIAL SCIENCES. SOME REMARKS ON EDOUARD LAMBERT
This essay explains the design of comparative law Edward Lambert and its evolution. After placing the judge at the heart of the legal system, he radicalized his vision, recognizing the existence of autonomous social matrices of law. Lambert is for this reason one of the pioneers of legal pluralism in French theory of Law. These adjusts are driven by the sensitivity of Lambert for economic change and hence a social vision of law, which leads to make an ever more important place of the social sciences for the knowledge of law.