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The Aesthetics of Law

  • Anna di Robilant
Published/Copyright: April 21, 2001
Global Jurist Advances
From the journal Global Jurist Advances Volume 1 Issue 2

This paper offers a recognition of the fast-growing field of law and the art. It suggests possible applications of such line of research to the comparative study of the law.

Keywords: law and art; legal formants
Published Online: 2001-4-21

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https://doi.org/10.2202/1535-1661.1019
Keywords for this article
law and art; legal formants

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  1. Frontiers Article
  2. What is Missing? (Female Genital Surgeries - Infibulation, Excision, Clitoridectomy - in Eritrea)
  3. Economic Analysis and the Design of Constitutional Courts
  4. Comparative Efficiency of Alternative Dispute Resolution in Common and Civil Law Countries
  5. The Value of Ownership
  6. Comparative Law and Economics: Borrowing and Resistance
  7. Advances Article
  8. The Aesthetics of Law
  9. Knowing Receipt: Re Montagu's Settlement Trusts Revisited
  10. The E-Commerce Directive and Formation of Contract in a Comparative Perspective
  11. Legal Systems in Distress: HIV-contaminated Blood, Path Dependency and Legal Change
  12. Nordic Countries, a Legal Family? A Diagnosis and a Prognosis
  13. Topics Article
  14. The Bright and the Dark Side of the Consumer's Access to Justice in the EU
  15. Towards Civil Liability for Environmental Damage in Europe: the "White Paper" of the Commission of the European Communities
  16. Penal Judiciary and Politics in Italy
  17. The Principle contra proferentem in Standard Form Contracts. In particular, the Spanish Case.
  18. United States Jurisdiction Over Conflicts Arising Outside of the US. Some Hegemonic Implications
  19. The Human Right of Access to Legal Information: Using Technology To Advance Transparency and the Rule of Law
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