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EPISODE · Feb 18, 2011 · 29 MIN

LEaP Interview with Pierre Legrand

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An introduction to the methodology of comparative legal studies, and Europeanization of private law in Europe.

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In this episode we talk with Pierre Legrand, who is professor of Law at the Sorbonne University in Paris and a prominent scholar in comparative legal studies. He his well-know for his critical approach towards the methodology of comparative legal studies, as well as for his firm stance against the Europeanization of private law in Europe. In this episode we discuss both of these topics with him. LEaP (Law, Economics and Philosophy) is a podcast series from the Centre for the Study of European Contract Law (CSECL) at the University of Amsterdam. Research by the CSECL is multidisciplinary within the general theme of European contract law; it often combines the insights from law, economics and philosophy. The LEaP podcast series offers interviews with some of the greatest thinkers in these fields today. The series aim to make current academic discourse readily available to a wide audience.

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