Relative competitiveness of legal systems

Publié le 26/05/2009 par Pierre F. de Ravel d'Esclapon

If you have ever wondered whether the common law system is more competitive than the civil law system,read my paper delivered at the international conference on Competition and Convergence of Legal Systems,Universite of Montreal Law School (Journees Maximilien Caron 2008):Relative Competitiveness of legal systems .

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