LWZ112 Comparative Legal Systems
This unit introduces students to a number of the world's legal traditions in order to take a comparative approach to the study of law. The Australian and English legal systems will be located within the Western legal tradition. Other legal traditions considered may include Islamic law, Asian legal systems and Aboriginal law. The focus of the unit will be the comparison of broad themes across the various legal systems.
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FURTHER READING -Â INTRODUCTION TO AUSTRALIAN PUBLIC LAW, 5TH EDITION
FURTHER READING - AUSTRALIA’S CONSTITUTIONAL GOVERNMENT
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INTRODUCTION TO AUSTRALIAN PUBLIC LAW 5TH EDITION
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 Introduction to Australian Public Law provides an account of contemporary Australian Public Law for students in Australian Law Schools. The book ...
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AUSTRALIAN GUIDE TO LEGAL CITATION 4TH EDITION
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The Australian Guide to Legal Citation (AGLC) is the product of collaboration between the Melbourne University Law Review and the Melbourne Journal...
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AUSTRALIAS CONSTITUTIONAL GOVERNMENT
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The late Jack Richardson was convinced that the legal basis of federal government and the evolving patterns of power should be understandable — n...
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