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8 German Law Journal No. 6 (2007)


Article

Law on Churches and Religion in the European Legal Area – Through German Glasses
Hans Michael Heinig

Ethics, Law and the Challenge of Cognitive Science
Matthias Mahlmann

Ethnic Party Bans In Africa: A Research Agenda
Matthias Basedau, Matthijs Bogaards, Christof Hartmann & Peter Niesen


Development

What’s in a name that which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet? Reflections on ECJ’s Trade Mark Case Law
Bjørn Kunoy

Review Essay – Exploring the New Frontiers of Law & Development. Reflections on Trubek/Santos eds., The New Law and Economic Development (2006)
Bridget Hauserman

Book Review – Alberto Alessina and Francesco Giavazzi’s The Future of Europe: Reform or Decline (2006)
Andrew Magnus

Book Review – Verwaltungsrecht als Wissenschaft. Fritz Fleiner 1867-1937 (2006)
Diana Zacharias

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