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Civil law --- History --- Civil code - Comparative studies. --- History. --- Civil law - France - History

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Das „Schuldrecht“ von Fikentscher hat schon viele Generationen von Studierenden sicher zum Examen begleitet. Allgemeiner und Besonderer Teil des Schuldrechts sind in einem Band vereint. Dahinter steckt das Anliegen, hinter der Fülle der Einzelheiten die übergreifenden Zusammenhänge hervortreten zu lassen. Die Bedeutung ganzheitlicher Betrachtung hat in jüngerer Zeit weiter zugenommen, da die Schuldrechtsmodernisierung zu einer noch dichteren Vernetzung zwischen Schuldrecht AT und BT geführt hat. Auch werden handels- und wirtschaftsrechtliche Bezüge hergestellt, die um rechtsvergleichende Gesichtspunkte ergänzt werden. Dem Studierenden eine thematisch lückenlose und systematische Darstellung des gesamten Schuldrechts zu bieten, bleibt weiterhin die didaktische Zielsetzung des Werkes. Das Erlernte wird in zahlreichen Beispielsfällen konkret angewendet. Mit der 11. Auflage ist das Standardwerk zum Schuldrecht wieder auf dem neuesten Stand. Sie berücksichtigt Gesetzgebung, Rechtsprechung und Schrifttum bis Januar 2017. Außerdem sind die Änderungen durch das Gesetz zur Reform des Bauvertragsrechts und zur Änderung der kaufrechtlichen Mängelhaftung bereits berücksichtigt. Fikentscher’s Law of Obligations has been a trusted exam preparation guide for generations of law students. The General and Special parts of the law of obligations are combined in a single volume, highlighting their common connections. The textbook also covers commercial and corporate legal aspects, supplemented by legal comparisons. Specific applications of the material are illustrated by means of numerous examples.

Obligations (Law) --- Bürgerliches Recht. --- Civil law. --- Schuldrecht. --- Zivilrecht. --- civil code. --- law of obligations.

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Giulia Parola's Environmental Democracy at the Global Level: Rights and Duties for a New Citizenship can be seen as a manifesto that is both traditional and revolutionary at the same time. It calls for the construction of a new civilisation centred on the environment, while drawing on the traditional notions of democratic government. It adopts an approach that is focused on the power of individuals rather than governments, as ways to protect and improve the environment. It proposes that environmental rights and ecological duties are self-evident and inalienable, and should be treated as the cornerstones of a new democracy. Parola's book is a thought provoking and intriguing work that will be of interest to scholars of environmental studies as well as to legal practitioners and non-specialists. Giulia Parola has studied Environmental Law at the University of Torino, at the University of René Descartes in Paris, (where she obtained PhD in Public Law) and at the University of Iceland ( LLM in Natural Resources Law and International Environmental Law).In 2011, she was appointed by the University of Laval (Canada, Quebec) as a researcher and a lecturer in Environmental Law.

Environmental policy --- Environmentalism. --- Democracy --- International Law --- Materials Science --- Industrial Chemistry --- Law --- Comparative Law --- Foreign Law --- Environment --- Natural Sciences --- German Civil Code --- Pollution Control --- Citizen participation. --- Environmental aspects.

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Giulia Parola's Environmental Democracy at the Global Level: Rights and Duties for a New Citizenship can be seen as a manifesto that is both traditional and revolutionary at the same time. It calls for the construction of a new civilisation centred on the environment, while drawing on the traditional notions of democratic government. It adopts an approach that is focused on the power of individuals rather than governments, as ways to protect and improve the environment. It proposes that environmental rights and ecological duties are self-evident and inalienable, and should be treated as the cornerstones of a new democracy. Parola's book is a thought provoking and intriguing work that will be of interest to scholars of environmental studies as well as to legal practitioners and non-specialists. Giulia Parola has studied Environmental Law at the University of Torino, at the University of René Descartes in Paris, (where she obtained PhD in Public Law) and at the University of Iceland ( LLM in Natural Resources Law and International Environmental Law).In 2011, she was appointed by the University of Laval (Canada, Quebec) as a researcher and a lecturer in Environmental Law.

Environmental policy --- Environmentalism. --- Democracy --- Citizen participation. --- Environmental aspects. --- International Law --- Materials Science --- Industrial Chemistry --- Law --- Comparative Law --- Foreign Law --- Environment --- Natural Sciences --- German Civil Code --- Pollution Control

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Rules of the House examines the transformation of the Korean family during and after Japanese colonial rule. Through in-depth reading of civil litigation records, the book shows how the Japanese colonial legal system transformed Korean families from the traditional patrilineal family system into small, patriarchal households. The new domestic pattern proved remarkably durable, forming the basis of postcolonial family life. Women feature prominently in the book. Increasingly marginalized by patriarchy, women embodied the fault line between one family system as it receded and the other as it expanded under the auspices of Japanese colonial law. As a consequence, women’s rights to family property, inheritance, divorce, and adoption of heirs were frequently challenged by family members. Far from being quiet victims, these women brought their cases to the colonial courts and won a surprising number of cases. The book highlights how legal discourse about women’s rights in colonial civil courts articulated the transformation of the family.

History --- Asian history --- Gender studies, gender groups --- Korea --- civil courts. --- civilization. --- colonial times. --- japan. --- japanese colonial legal system. --- japanese colonial rule of korea. --- japanese family laws. --- japanese motto. --- korean women. --- korean womens legal struggles. --- meiji civil code. --- passive victims. --- patriarchal biases. --- post colonial reforms. --- pre colonial chosen dynasty. --- promoting progress. --- through the lens of women. --- victimized women.