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Trends in the Development of Private Law in Europe. The Role of the Civilian Tradition in the Shaping of Modern Systems of Private Law may count on the interest of law students and lawyers in countries having either common or civil law or mixed jurisdictions. This book has also been written to accommodate social historians, particularly students of medieval and modern history. The book traces the development and reception of Roman law back to Western and Eastern European systems, the nature and practice of feudalism, the practice of canon law and the appearance of the ius commune throughout Europe. It also introduces the growth of Scottish, French, and German law; English legal development is considered in its European context. An account of these legal developments’ political, economic and cultural background is taken to some extent. The book also discusses the process of the codification of private law in the 18^th and 19^th centuries and the foundations of those areas of modern law which have grown in response to trade, i.e., business relations and the desire for harmonisation of law in Europe.

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