Reasons and Context in Comparative Law

Sophie Turenne is a Fellow and Senior Lecturer in Law at Murray Edwards College, University of Cambridge. She is President of the British Association of Comparative Law and an Associate Member of the International Academy of Comparative Law.

• 1. Introduction Sophie Turenne; 2. What can law schools offer other disciplines? Geoffrey Samuel; 3. Examining vicarious liability comparatively: a risky business? Paula Giliker; 4. What's in a name: historical foundations of unjust(ified) unrichment David Ibbetson; 5. An art obscured with difficult cases': interpretation and rhetoric in Fulbecke's Direction Joanna McCunn; 6. Observations on the reform of the French law on contractual interpretation Solène Rowan; 7. Assessing (divergent) legal development Colm P. McGrath; 8. Roundabout law Matthew Dyson; 9. A comparative reflection on Chilean economic torts Cristián A. Banfi; 10. Judicial identity crises: the French and European High Courts Mitchel de S.O.-l'E. Lasser; 11. Researching judicial cultures in the European Union: lessons from John Bell Elaine Mak.