The Civilian Tradition and Scots Law.

Inhalt: D. L. Carey Miller, A Scottish Celebration of the European Legal Tradition - H. L. MacQueen, The Foundation of Law Teaching at the University of Aberdeen - P. G. Stein, The Medieval Rediscovery of the Roman Civil Law - D. Johnston, The General Influence of Roman Institutions of State and Public Law - R. Feenstra, The Development of European Private Law: A Romanist Watershed? - J. J. Robertson, The Canon Law Vehicle of Civilian Influence with Particular Reference to Scotland - W. M. Gordon, A Comparison of the Influence of Roman Law in England and Scotland - W. D. H. Sellar, The Resilience of the Scottish Common Law - P. B. H. Birks, More Logic and Less Experience: The Difference between Scots Law and English Law - J. W. Cairns, The Civil Law Tradition in Scottish Legal Thought - A. Rodger, The Use of the Civil Law in Scottish Courts - D. Visser, Placing the Civilian Influence in Scotland: A Roman-Dutch Perspective - R. Zimmermann, The Civil Law in European Codes - J. M. J. Chorus, Civilian Elements in European Civil Procedure - D. A. O. Edward, The Role and Relevance of the Civil Law Tradition in the Work of the European Court of Justice - J. A. Usher, The Influence of the Civil Law, via Modern Legal Systems, on European Community Law - Lord Mackenzie-Stuart, The Development of Civil Law Principles at the National and Community Level: Achieving a Balance