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Kursplan:

Comparative Law and Legal Culture (Juristprogrammet), 15 hp

Kursen är nedlagd från och med 2023-09-25

Engelskt namn: Comparative Law and Legal Culture (Juristprogrammet)

Denna kursplan gäller: 2009-01-12 och tillsvidare

Kurskod: 2JU035

Högskolepoäng: 15

Utbildningsnivå: Grundnivå

Huvudområden och successiv fördjupning: Rättsvetenskap: Grundnivå, har minst 60 hp kurs/er på grundnivå som förkunskapskrav

Betygsskala: Med beröm godkänd, icke utan beröm godkänd, godkänd, underkänd

Ansvarig institution: Juridiska institutionen

Beslutad av: Prefekten, 2007-12-12

Reviderad av: Prefekten, 2008-12-03

Innehåll

The course provides a comparative introduction to the principal legal systems of the world (e.g. continental European civil law, common law, Chinese and East Asian Law, Islamic Law). The selection of systems will vary between years. The course will cover the historical development of the respective systems, as well as the basic institutional contrasts between them. Students will also study the basic features of a particular legal system more in depth.

Förväntade studieresultat

After having successfully completed the course the student will have basic knowledge of:
-    the principal legal systems/families of the world
-    their origins, historical development and current interaction
-    the supporting institutional framework
-    comparative legal methods
-    their applications in practice, and
-    their conceptual and practical limitations

 

 

Behörighetskrav

Univ:University studies of at least 60 credits in Law or Political science or eqvivalent

Undervisningens upplägg

The teaching will primarily consist of seminars. Foreign experts will be invited to discuss their respective systems and fields. Participating students are required to carefully study all distributed texts and cases before each seminar. Further instructions on the requirements for each seminar will be handed out as the course proceeds. All teaching will be in the English language.

Examination

Students are required to prepare and attend all seminars. Grades will be given on the basis of performance in the seminars and a paper prepared by the student. The examin-ing teacher has the right to decide on another form of examination. Grades given are U, B, BA and AB. When a student has failed an examination on two occasions, he or she has a right to have another grading teacher. A written request should be handed in to the director of undergraduate studies.

Transfers
Students have the right to apply to have a previous education or experience evaluated for transfer of credits. For more information, see:
www.umu.se/studentcentrum/regler_riktlinjer/index.html

 

 

Litteratur

Giltig från: 2009 vecka 3

Introduction to comparative law
Zweigert Konrad, Kötz Hein
3. rev. ed. : Oxford : Clarendon : cop. 1998 : xxvi, 714 s. :
ISBN: 0198268602
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Additional readings will be posted at the course website in PDF-format