Framing Devices and Global Legal Traditions (Routledge Studies in Comparative Legal History)
by Laura Culbertson, Susan Longfield Karr
Framing Devices and Global Legal Traditions explores the relationship between framing devices and legal traditions from a global and comparative historical perspective. Written by Laura Culbertson and Susan Longfield Karr, this Routledge volume is suited to readers studying law, legal history, and comparative legal traditions.
About This Book
Framing Devices and Global Legal Traditions examines the relationship between framing devices and legal traditions across global contexts.
The book is situated within the field of comparative legal history, connecting historical and comparative approaches to the study of law.
It offers a scholarly resource for readers interested in how legal traditions can be understood across different settings.
Published as part of the Routledge Studies in Comparative Legal History series, the book is authored by Laura Culbertson and Susan Longfield Karr.
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