Roman Law and Modern Civil Law (Volume 4, 2003 Issue)

Author: Xu Guodong
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Publish Date: 2004-10-01
Features: Preface by the Editor Roman Law Studies Individualism and Roman Private Law With the Name of History and Restoring History to Its Original Face – Postscript to the Translation of "Individualism and Roman Private Law" Civil Code Studies The Age of Codification Latin American Law Studies From the 1871 "Civil Code of Argentina" to the 1998 "Draft Civil Code of Argentina" Civil Law Philosophy Studies Humanism, Heidegger, and Anti-Humanism "Legal Thought Network" The Controversy over the Object of Civil Law – A Record of the Debate on the Philosophical Interpretation of Civil Law – A Case Study of Professor Xu Guodong's Theoretical Research on the Structural Design of the Civil Code Contract Law Subsection Studies Towards a Cashless Society – A Study on Credit Card Contracts Miscellaneous Studies Germanic Elements in Civil Law in the Continental Legal System Preliminary Discussion on "PERSONA – Person": A Link Between Roman Law and Modern and Contemporary Civil Code Studies – Review of the "9th Conference of Roman Law Scholars from Central and Eastern European and Asian Countries" The Establishment of the Roman Law Branch of the Society for the Study of Foreign Legal History The Publication of Huang Feng's "Introduction to Roman Private Law" Sincere Condolences on the Passing of the Roman Law Predecessor, Zhou Mr.