How to justify, at the end of this volume, a comparative point of view from an outsider who is not a specialist of Chinese legal history? A first argument can be found in the recent developments of comparative legal history. A European Society for Comparative Legal History has been founded in 2009 and has gathered many legal historians in Europe who are trying to work together about journals, handbooks or casebooks in a transnational perspective. The Max-Planck Institutfür europäische Rechtsg...
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