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![handle is hein.journals/amcomp58 and id is 1 raw text is: The American Journal of
COMPARATIVE LAW
VOLUME LVIII WINTER 2010 NUMBER 1
CONTENTS
ARTICLES
Why Study Japanese Law?
Studying Japanese Law Because
It's There
Burying the Living? The Citation of
Legal Writings in English Courts
Illiberal Liberalism. Cultural
Restrictions on Migration and
Access to Citizenship in Europe
The Presumption of Innocence in
the French and Anglo-American
Legal Traditions
The Nuremberg Paradox
John 0. Haley
Tom Ginsburg
Alexandra Braun
Liav Orgad
Franqois Quintard-Mordnas
Leila Nadya Sadat
BOOK REVIEWS
Nina-Louisa Arold, The Legal
Culture of the European Court
of Human Rights
M. Bobek, P. Molek, V. 8imifek (eds.),
Komunistick6 Prdvo v eskoslovensku -
Kapitoly z d~jin bezprdvi [Communist
Law in Czechoslovakia-Chapters
from the History of Lawlessness]
Jens Drolshammer, A Timely Turn to
the Lawyer? Globalisierung und die
Anglo-Amerikanisierung von Recht
und Rechtsberufen - Essays
BOOKS RECEIVED
Zden~k Kahn 205
Eric Stein 209
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