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Legal Evolution

Name: Legal Evolution
Brand: Cambridge University Press
SKU: 04090347
Price: 22115 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Peter Stein
ISBN: 9780521108003

Peter Stein

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English

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Libristo code: 04090347

Publishers Cambridge University Press, March 2009

Legal evolution is a way of explaining how the law changes. Basically it suggests that a society's l... Full description

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Legal evolution is a way of explaining how the law changes. Basically it suggests that a society's law develops along predetermined lines parallel to those of its other institutions. The idea came to prominence in the mid-eighteenth century as a response to the difficulties experienced by theorists in the field of natural law when applying the notion of universal natural rights to different types of society. Professor Stein traces the beginning of the idea and considers the theories of its main exponents in relation to the prevailing legal thought of their times. He examines in particular the special place of Roman law in shaping ideas of legal development. Finally he considers the different types of opposition which Maine's ideas encountered in the late nineteenth century and the attempts to retain the essentials of legal evolution in a modified form.