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Before 1804, France was strictly divided in terms of legal regimes: a part was under Roman civil law while the majority of the territory was under customary laws which, as with common law, gave more flexibility to judges and fewer rights to the state. This dichotomy offers the unique opportunity...
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"Global markets offer a multitude of business opportunities and, as a consequence, cross-border activities and international trade have become the norm. The shift towards multi-jurisdictional business transactions has resulted in an increase in international disputes. Rules of evidence, on the...
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Theories of legitimate regulation have emphasized the role of governments either in fixing market failures to promote … reversed. For certain areas of regulation, its function must be understood as making markets legitimate. Based on a comparative … historical analysis of consumer lending in the United States and France, I argue that national differences in the regulation of …
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