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Problemy Sravnitel'nogo Issledovaniia Zakonodatel'stva Soiuznykh Respublik, Leon Trakman
Problemy Sravnitel'nogo Issledovaniia Zakonodatel'stva Soiuznykh Respublik, Leon Trakman
Dalhousie Law Journal
In an earlier contribution to this journal' the present writer called attention to growing interest, in the Soviet Union, in the application of the comparative method to the study of Soviet domestic law as evidenced by the appearance of two criminal law texts devoted exclusively to Belorussian and Ukrainian criminal law. The volume herein reviewed elaborates that theme and endeavours to come expressly to grips with the methodological issues implicit in analyzing a single legal system from a comparative standpoint. The impetus for studying Soviet law from a comparative perspective evidently dates from the late 1960s and owes much to …
Problemy Sravnitel'nogo Issledovaniia Zakonodatel'stva Soiuznykh Respublik, Leon Trakman
Problemy Sravnitel'nogo Issledovaniia Zakonodatel'stva Soiuznykh Respublik, Leon Trakman
Dalhousie Law Journal
In an earlier contribution to this journal' the present writer called attention to growing interest, in the Soviet Union, in the application of the comparative method to the study of Soviet domestic law as evidenced by the appearance of two criminal law texts devoted exclusively to Belorussian and Ukrainian criminal law. The volume herein reviewed elaborates that theme and endeavours to come expressly to grips with the methodological issues implicit in analyzing a single legal system from a comparative standpoint. The impetus for studying Soviet law from a comparative perspective evidently dates from the late 1960s and owes much to …
Problemy Sravnitel'nogo Issledovaniia Zakonodatel'stva Soiuznykh Respublik, Leon Trakman
Problemy Sravnitel'nogo Issledovaniia Zakonodatel'stva Soiuznykh Respublik, Leon Trakman
Dalhousie Law Journal
In an earlier contribution to this journal' the present writer called attention to growing interest, in the Soviet Union, in the application of the comparative method to the study of Soviet domestic law as evidenced by the appearance of two criminal law texts devoted exclusively to Belorussian and Ukrainian criminal law. The volume herein reviewed elaborates that theme and endeavours to come expressly to grips with the methodological issues implicit in analyzing a single legal system from a comparative standpoint. The impetus for studying Soviet law from a comparative perspective evidently dates from the late 1960s and owes much to …