Legal Traditions in Asia: History, Concepts and Laws (Ius Gentium: Comparative Perspectives on Law and Justice, 80)
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Legal Traditions in Asia: History, Concepts and Laws (Ius Gentium: Comparative Perspectives on Law and Justice, 80)

by Jany, Janos Jany

legal theory asian studies Comparative Law
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Legal Traditions in Asia: History, Concepts and Laws offers a comparative study of Asian legal traditions through the lenses of history, concepts, and laws. As part of the Ius Gentium series, it provides a scholarly foundation for exploring law and justice in an Asian context.

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Legal Traditions in Asia: History, Concepts and Laws examines the development and character of legal traditions across Asia.

The book focuses on history, legal concepts, and laws, presenting its subject within a comparative perspective on law and justice.

It is suited to readers interested in Asian legal systems, comparative law, legal history, and the broader study of justice.

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