Buch, Englisch, 640 Seiten, fadengeheftete Broschur, Format (B × H): 155 mm x 233 mm, Gewicht: 935 g
Buch, Englisch, 640 Seiten, fadengeheftete Broschur, Format (B × H): 155 mm x 233 mm, Gewicht: 935 g
Reihe: Rechtsvergleichung und Rechtsvereinheitlichung
ISBN: 978-3-16-200758-2
Verlag: Mohr Siebeck
Der Band versammelt Beiträge zum 22. Internationalen Kongress für Rechtsvergleichung, der im September 2026 in Berlin stattfand. Mitglieder der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Rechtsvergleichung legen Länderberichte zum aktuellen Stand von Recht und Rechtswissenschaft in Deutschland zu den Themen des Gesamtkongresses vor.
Die Beiträge aus sämtlichen Rechtsgebieten decken ein breites Spektrum ab, darunter Rechtsausbildung, Zivilrecht, Arbeitsrecht, Internationales Privatrecht, Strafrecht, Verwaltungsrecht, Verfassungsrecht, Völkerrecht, Umweltrecht, Kunstrecht, Immaterialgüterrecht, Steuerrecht und Verfahrensrecht. Die Gesamtschau der Länderberichte macht mehrere übergreifende Themen und Fragestellungen sichtbar, insbesondere die Rolle der Rechtsvergleichung als zentraler Bestandteil von Rechtsvereinheitlichung sowie regionaler und globaler Rechtsangleichung und den zunehmend starken Einfluss von Digitalisierung und Künstlicher Intelligenz auf Rechtstheorie und Rechtspraxis.
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Weitere Infos & Material
Mareike Schmidt : Teaching comparative law subjects in Germany - Caroline Sophie Rapatz : Mistrust in the trust, but overconfidence in fiducia? The uneasy relationship of German law to trust-like legal instruments - Gregor Kirchhof : Freedom and security - Malte Kramme/Lucas Gerlach : Artificial Intelligence in Civil Proceedings - Kai Purnhagen : Natural Resource Restoration: A Challenge for the Global Sustainable Food System - Lena Kunz : Innovative Complements and Substitutes for Contracts in German Digital Contract Law - Katharina de la Durantaye/Arne Radeisen : The Phenomenon of Intellectual Monopoly Capitalism - Judith Brockmann : The Future of Work in the Digital Context. Fears and Opportunities from a German Legal Perspective - Michael Stöber : Autonomous Ships in German Law - Frank Schorkopf : The Separation of Powers and Constitutional Review - Moritz Hennemann : Data Protection and Social Media - Michael Fehling : The Use of Foreign Law by German Courts. Dealing with Administrative Law Matters - Michael Droege : The State as Taxpayer Economic Activity of the State and Related Tax Obligations - Bettina Weisser : Sexual Offences in German Criminal Law. The Current State of the Law and Some Unresolved Questions - Anna Helena Albrecht : Participation of Non-Judges in the Administration of Criminal Justice in Germany. Also: Criminal Adjudication Under Pressure - Andreas von Arnauld : Germany's Commitment to the Rule of Law - Felix M. Wilke : The Application of the Lex Fori Developments in Practice and Foundations in Theory - Ben Köhler : The Aspiration of Self-Sufficiency of International Contracts and the Challenge of Their Uniform Interpretation in the Resolution of Commercial Disputes - Meik Thöne : Arbitration and the International Commercial Courts - Sabine Schlacke : Energy Transition: German Regulation of New Sources of Energy - Philipp Hacker : Artificial Intelligence in German Legal Education - Robert Magnus/Christian Reichelt : Property Law Issues in International Investment Arbitration. A German Perspective - Hannes Wais : Arts and Law: The Challenge of Contemporary Art to Private Law
Mareike Schmidt : Teaching comparative law subjects in Germany - Caroline Sophie Rapatz : Mistrust in the trust, but overconfidence in fiducia? The uneasy relationship of German law to trust-like legal instruments - Gregor Kirchhof : Freedom and security - Malte Kramme/Lucas Gerlach : Artificial Intelligence in Civil Proceedings - Kai Purnhagen : Natural Resource Restoration: A Challenge for the Global Sustainable Food System - Lena Kunz : Innovative Complements and Substitutes for Contracts in German Digital Contract Law - Katharina de la Durantaye/Arne Radeisen : The Phenomenon of Intellectual Monopoly Capitalism - Judith Brockmann : The Future of Work in the Digital Context. Fears and Opportunities from a German Legal Perspective - Michael Stöber : Autonomous Ships in German Law - Frank Schorkopf : The Separation of Powers and Constitutional Review - Moritz Hennemann : Data Protection and Social Media - Michael Fehling : The Use of Foreign Law by German Courts. Dealing with Administrative Law Matters - Michael Droege : The State as Taxpayer Economic Activity of the State and Related Tax Obligations - Bettina Weisser : Sexual Offences in German Criminal Law. The Current State of the Law and Some Unresolved Questions - Anna Helena Albrecht : Participation of Non-Judges in the Administration of Criminal Justice in Germany. Also: Criminal Adjudication Under Pressure - Andreas von Arnauld : Germany's Commitment to the Rule of Law - Felix M. Wilke : The Application of the Lex Fori Developments in Practice and Foundations in Theory - Ben Köhler : The Aspiration of Self-Sufficiency of International Contracts and the Challenge of Their Uniform Interpretation in the Resolution of Commercial Disputes - Meik Thöne : Arbitration and the International Commercial Courts - Sabine Schlacke : Energy Transition: German Regulation of New Sources of Energy - Philipp Hacker : Artificial Intelligence in German Legal Education - Robert Magnus/Christian Reichelt : Property Law Issues in International Investment Arbitration. A German Perspective - Hannes Wais : Arts and Law: The Challenge of Contemporary Art to Private Law
