Glossary compiles fundamental legal concepts to enhance interdisciplinary research on legal unity and pluralism.
For several years, phenomena of legal unity and pluralism have been intensively researched from the perspectives of various disciplines and in different periods of time. A mutual understanding of central terms and concepts is key to a productive exchange between the different research communities. The glossary, which will be successively expanded, brings together articles from different disciplinary and epochal perspectives and aims to facilitate interdisciplinary research by providing a brief introduction into different approaches of the disciplines involved.
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