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Superior Title: Nordic and Germanic legal methods (2014), S. 223-238

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Farewell to functionalism or methodological tolerance?

by Husa, Jaakko

Superior Title: Rabels Zeitschrift für ausländisches und internationales Privatrecht 67 (2003) 3, S. 419-447

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Ibsen's an enemy of the people and the public understanding of science in law

by Caudill, David Stanley

Superior Title: Georgetown international environmental law review 16 (2003) 1, S. 1 - 19

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Sociological materials in Vermont constitutional interpretation

by Manganello, Zachary

Superior Title: Vermont law review 32 (2008) 3, S. 607-631

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Constitutional borrowing

by Tebbe, Nelson

Superior Title: Michigan law review 108(2010), 4, S. 459-522

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Legal anthropology and comparative law : a disciplinary compromise?

by Bennett, T. W.

Superior Title: Stellenbosse regstydskrif 21 (2010) 1, S. 4-25

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Using feedback theory to help novice legal writers develop expertise

by Rodriguez, Sheila

Superior Title: University <Detroit, Mich.>: University of Detroit mercy law review 86 (2009) 2, S. 207-244

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Which Kraft of statutory interpretation? : a Supreme Court of Canada trilogy on intellectual property law

by Hutchison, Cameron J.

Superior Title: <<The>> Alberta law review 46.2008=154, S.1-39

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Judicial review of legislative purpose

by Nelson, Caleb

Superior Title: New York University: New York University law review 83 (2008) 6, S. 1785-1882

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The pragmatics of legal language

by Marmor, Andrei

Superior Title: Ratio juris 21 (2008) 4, S. 423-452

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The rational reconstruction of weighing and balancing on the basis of teleological-evaluative considerations in the justification of judicial decisions

by Feteris, Eveline T.

Superior Title: Ratio juris 21 (2008) 4, S. 481-495

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Dichotomies and oppositions in legal argumentation

by Macagno, Fabrizio

Superior Title: Ratio juris 23 (2010) 2, S. 229-257

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Forecasting civil litigation

by Abel, Richard L.

Superior Title: DePaul law review 58(2009), 2, S. 425-450

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The impossibility of textualism and the pervasiveness of rewriting in law

by Robertson, Michael

Superior Title: <<The>> Canadian journal of law and jurisprudence 22 (2009) 2, S. 381-406

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Department of land affairs v. Goedgelegen tropical fruits : a triumph for teleological interpretation, an unqualified contextual methodology and the jurisprudence of Ubuntu

by Devenish, George E.

Superior Title: <<The>> South African law journal 125 (2008) 2, S. 231-240

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Making sense of wrongfulness

by Paizes, Andrew

Superior Title: <<The>> South African law journal 125 (2008) 2, S. 371-412

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Institutional approaches to judicial restraint

by King, Jeff A.

Superior Title: Oxford journal of legal studies 28 (2008) 3, S. 409-441

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Judging the scientific and medical literature : some legal implications of changes to biomedical research and publication

by Edmond, Gary

Superior Title: Oxford journal of legal studies 28 (2008) 3, S. 523-561

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Talking originalism

by Coan, Andrew B.

Superior Title: Brigham Young University <Provo, Utah>: Brigham Young University law review (2009) 4, S. 847-873

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A "law & personal finance" view of legal origins theory

by Okamoto, Karl S.

Superior Title: Brigham Young University <Provo, Utah>: Brigham Young University law review (2009), 6, S. 1635-1646

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Twins or estranged cousins? : Legal methodology in Austria vis-à-vis Germany

Farewell to functionalism or methodological tolerance?

Ibsen's an enemy of the people and the public understanding of science in law

Sociological materials in Vermont constitutional interpretation

Constitutional borrowing

Legal anthropology and comparative law : a disciplinary compromise?

Using feedback theory to help novice legal writers develop expertise

Which Kraft of statutory interpretation? : a Supreme Court of Canada trilogy on intellectual property law

Judicial review of legislative purpose

The pragmatics of legal language

The rational reconstruction of weighing and balancing on the basis of teleological-evaluative considerations in the justification of judicial decisions

Dichotomies and oppositions in legal argumentation

Forecasting civil litigation

The impossibility of textualism and the pervasiveness of rewriting in law

Department of land affairs v. Goedgelegen tropical fruits : a triumph for teleological interpretation, an unqualified contextual methodology and the jurisprudence of Ubuntu

Making sense of wrongfulness

Institutional approaches to judicial restraint

Judging the scientific and medical literature : some legal implications of changes to biomedical research and publication

Talking originalism

A "law & personal finance" view of legal origins theory

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