American journal of comparative law

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  Año 2008, Número 3

  • Beyond the state? Rethinking private law: Introduction tothe issue

    Nils Jansen, Ralf Michaels

    págs. 527-539

    

  • Private law without the state and during its formation

    Charles Donahue

    págs. 541-565

    

  • The state as a foundation of private law reasoning

    Christiane Wendehorst

    págs. 567-604

    

  • The anti-network: Private global governance, legal knowledge, and the legitimacy on the state

    Annelise Riles

    págs. 605-630

    

  • The anti-network. A comment on Annelise Riles

    Marietta Auer

    págs. 631-638

    

  • The state private law and legal academia

    James Gordley

    págs. 639-653

    

  • Taking the institutional context seriously. A comment on James Gordley

    Susanne Lepsius

    págs. 655-665

    

  • The science of private law and the state in nineteenth century Germany

    Hans-Peter Haferkamp

    págs. 667-689

    

  • Public law, private law, and legal science

    Chaim Saiman

    págs. 691-702

    

  • The state's private law and the economy: Commercial law as an amalgam of public and private rule-making

    Jürgen Basedow

    págs. 703-721

    

  • Contract regulation with and without the state: Ruminations on rules and their sources. A comment on Jürgen Basedow

    David V. Snyder

    págs. 723-742

    

  • Private law beyond the democratic order? On the legitimatory problem of private law "beyond the state"

    Florian Rödl

    págs. 743-767

    

  • Law after the welfare state: Formalism, functionalism, and the ironic turn of reflexive law

    Peer Zumbansen

    págs. 769-808

    

  • The limited autonomy of private law

    Hanoch Dagan

    págs. 809-833

    

  • State policies in private law? A comment on Hanoch Dagan

    Gunther Teubner

    págs. 835-843