NOTICE: New volumes of (i) Transnational Legal Theory and (ii) Law and Humanities

The latest volumes of Transnational Legal Theory and Law and Humanities, both published by Hart Publishing, are now out:

Transnational Legal Theory includes:

What is ‘General’ Jurisprudence? A Critique of Universalistic Claims by Philosophical Concepts of Law

Brian Tamanaha

A Plural Account of the Transnational Law Merchant

Leon E Trakman

Private International Law Beyond the Schism

Horatia Muir Watt

Law and Humanities includes:

Between the Nihilism of the Young and the Positivism of the Old: Justice and the Novel in DH Lawrence

Desmond Manderson

Screening the Law in China: Law, Image and Evidence in Three Documentaries on HIV/AIDS Cases by Ai Xiaoming

Marco Wan

NOTICE: Comparative Law Articles

Additional articles from SSRN and beyond have been noted by our friend in the Irish Society of Comparative Law. 

They include:

• ·         Kroncke, Jedidiah, Law & Development as Anti-Comparative Law (September 23, 2011). Vanderbilt Journal of Transnational Law, Vol. 45, 2012.
• ·         Narasimhan, Angela G., Incorporating a Comparative Perspective into Undergraduate American Constitutional Law Courses (2012). APSA 2012 Teaching & Learning Conference Paper.
• ·         Fajardo, Gemma, Fici, Antonio, Henrÿ, Hagen, Hiez, David, Münkner, Hans-Hermann and Snaith, Ian, New Study Group on European Cooperative Law: 'Principles' Project (February 14, 2012). Euricse Working Paper No. 24/12.
• ·         Murray, Michael D., Explanatory Synthesis and Rule Synthesis: A Comparative Civil Law and Common Law Analysis (September 26, 2011). Bahçeşehir Üniversitesi Hukuk Fakültesi-Kazancı Hukuk Dergisi, Vol. 139, pp. 83-84, 2011.
• ·         EJIL: Talk!, 31 May. Jaye Ellis is Associate Professor and Associate Dean, Faculty of Law, McGill University, Canada. Her article General Principles and Comparative Law was published in (2011) 22 (4) EJIL 949-971.

The abstracts are below: