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Contribution to a Collected edition (1)

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Contribution to a Collected edition

Nora Alim, Nadjma Yassari, Between procedure and substance – A review of law making in Egypt, in: Nadjma Yassari (ed.), Changing God’s Law – The dynamics of Middle Eastern Family Law, Routledge, London/New York 2016, 113–130.

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Islamic Law in Saudi Arabia

April 25, 2025

In his doctoral dissertation, former Institute research fellow Dominik Krell examines the workings of the Saudi judiciary. Against the background of recent reforms, he offers new insights on the legal reasoning of Saudi judges and considers how their approach is reflected in Saudi Arabia’s laws, legal institutions, and court practice.

Expert opinions on foreign law in 21st-century litigation

April 22, 2025

In June of 2023, legal scholars and practitioners met at the Institute to discuss the process by which foreign law enters German court proceedings. The conference proceedings have now been assembled into a volume co-edited by Ralf Michaels, director at the Institute, and Jan Peter Schmidt, head of the Centre for the Application of Foreign Law.

RabelsZ issue devoted to family law topics

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How has family law changed as a result of its encounters with transnational fact patterns, civil status registration systems, the digital age, and war? The first issue of the Rabel Journal of Comparative and International Private Law of 2025 is dedicated to addressing several examples of these transformations.

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In her doctoral dissertation, Susanna Roßbach, senior research fellow at the Institute, examines the past, present and future of gender entries in civil registries.

A Historical-Comparative Perspective on the Administration of Estates

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Estate administration covers the entire process from the time of death until the final distribution of the assets, including the satisfaction of the deceased’s creditors. Reinhard Zimmermann, director emeritus, and Jan Peter Schmidt have co-edited, together with Kenneth Reid, a new standard reference work that provides a global overview of this core component of succession law.

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Transatlantic perspectives on corporate purpose, CSR and ESG

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For some time now, listed firms have been giving greater attention to the issues of environmental protection, climate change, corporate responsibility, and economic sustainability, this occurring in respect of both decision-making processes as well as the setting of corporate goals. A recently published volume co-edited by Klaus J. Hopt presents the views of legal scholars from both sides of the Atlantic as regards economic, comparative, historical, and conceptual aspects of the topic.

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Many in developing countries have limited or no access to the services of regular financial institutions and are thus forced to rely on informal credit markets. Gebreyesus Yimer, a former senior research fellow at the Institute, has studied the role of legal pluralism in enabling inclusive finance.

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In her new book, director at the Institute Anne Röthel traces the development of the right to bodily self-determination into a more generalized body of law over the course of the 20th century, only to observe its current state of incompletion. Her analysis addresses the situation of three categories of persons whose right to bodily…

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Our world of open borders, growing migration, and cross-border movement of goods and services poses challenges for the law. One answer to these challenges is legal harmonization. Today, internationally uniform rules and principles can be found in many areas of private law. In the posthumously published work “Uniform Law”, Jürgen Basedow undertakes…

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