《Studies in Legal Systems:Mixed and Mixing》

1.Quebec: Mixite and Monismby H Patrick Glenn1

2.Scotland: A Multi-dimensional Jigsawby Elspeth Attwooll17

3.The Basque Country: Basque Law in Spainby Alejandro Saiz Arnaix ＆ Joxerramon Bengoetxea Caballero35

4.Australia: Accommodating Multi-culturalism in Lawby Charles Edwards53

5.Sri Lanka: Oriental and Occidental Laws in Harmonyby Anton Cooray71

6.Turkey: Change under Pressureby Esin Orucu89

7.Russian Federation: The State and Prospects for Legislative Developmentby Yury A Tikhomirov and Albert S Piglokin113

8.Tyumen Region: Regional Aspects of the Dynamics of Development of State Law in Modern Russiaby K G Barbakova, Ye V Ponomarenko ＆ B M Seynaroyev121

9.Hong Kong: Interpretation of the Basic Law of the Special Administrative Regionby Yash Ghai129

10.Israel: Creating a New Legal System from Different Sources by Jurists from Different Backgroundsby Stephen Goldstein147

11.South Africa: A Mixed System Subject to Transcending Forcesby David Carey Miller165

12.Algeria: Reconciling Faith and Modernityby Ahmed Aoued193

13.Mauritius: Mixed Laws in a Mini-Jurisdictionby L Neville Brown209

14.Malta: A Microcosm of International Influencesby Joseph M Ganado225

15.Japan: A Grey Legal Cultureby Aritsune Katsuta249

16.Slovenia: Some Questions Concerning the New Criminal Legislation in Comparative Perspectiveby Dragan Petrovec265

17.Germany: Re-Unification and the Restoration of Legal Unityby Eckart Klein and Frank Kimms281

18.European Community: The Mega Mixby Noreen Burrows297

19.Legal Orders, Systemic Relationships and Cultural Characteristics: Towards Spectral Jurisprudenceby David Goldberg and Elspeth Attwooll313

20.Mixed and Mixing Systems: A Conceptual Searchby Esin Orucu335

Index of Contributors353

General Index355