Scientific-practical professional journal «Comparative Law»
(Ukrainian language)
The contents of the journal
PHILOSOPHY AND THEORY OF COMPARATIVE JURISPRUDENCE
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Philosophical and Scientific Foundations of Legal Comparativistics24- 30
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Comparative Law as Comparative Jurisprudence — The Comparability of Legal Systems31- 56
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Legal Comparativistics and Comparative Jurisprudence in the System of Legal Sciences57- 62
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Science of Comparative Jurisprudence: Towards the Characterization of its Subject63- 69
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The Subjeсt of Сomparative Jurisprudence and Subject Genesis of Comparative-Legal Elements70- 77
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Subject Field of Comparative Jurisprudence: A Complex Vision78- 89
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Old and New Problems of Comparative Law90- 103
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Dynamics of the Objects of Comparative Legal Analysis104- 114
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Comparative Jurisprudence: Function, Structure, Construction115- 124
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An Opportunity Not to be Missed: The Future of Comparative Law in the United States125- 133
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Comparative Legal-State Studies: Some Approaches to Analysis, Levels of Study and Essential Characteristics134- 139
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The Place of Comparative Law in the Anglo-American Law School Curriculum140- 143
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Comparative Law and Lawmaking144- 151
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Globalisation Through Legal Transfers. Mass Action, Criticism, Disillusionment152- 160
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The article is about the new stage of Comparative jurisprudence development, the so-called «renaissance of comparativizm». Special attention is paid to increasing impact of globalization on national lawmaking policy.161- 170
METHODOLOGY OF COMPARATIVE JURISPRUDENCE
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Principles in the Methodological Toolkit of the General Comparative Jurisprudence171- 181
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Methods of Comparative Jurisprudence182- 188
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The Functional Method of Comparative Law189- 228
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Methodological Potential of the Civilizational Approach in Comparative Jurisprudence229- 237
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Towards the Psychological Theory of Comparative Jurisprudence238- 242
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Synergetics Methodological Guidelines in Comparative-Legal Studies. Possibilities and Limits of Using243- 250
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Modeling of the System of Principles of the Comparative Comprehension of Law in the Light of Synergetics251- 255
HISTORY OF COMPARATIVE JURISPRUDENCE
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UNESCO and the Development of Comparative Jurisprudence: Towards the 60th Anniversary of International Committee of Comparative Law — International Association of Legal Science256- 272
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Legal Nature of Comparative-Legal Studies in the Sphere of Civil Law (XIX —Beginning of the XX Centuries)273- 279
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Two Centuries of Comparative Law Evolution in French Legal Doctrine320- 329
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Genesis of Comparative Jurisprudence as Educational Discipline at German Universities in the First Half of the 19th Century330- 347
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Comparative History of Law: Epistemological and Practical Research in the Works of A. Stoianov348- 356
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The Role of Comparative Jurisprudence in Development of Positivist Positions of F. Taranovskyi357- 361