Comparative law
by E. Örücü, David Nelken
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How does the book challenge your initial assumptions about what constitutes "law" when looking beyond your own domestic legal system?
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In what ways does the text illustrate the tension between legal globalization and the preservation of distinct national legal cultures?
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Reflect on a time when you encountered a rule or custom in a foreign culture that felt entirely alien to you; how does the book help frame your understanding of such differences?
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