KOMPARATIVNA ISTRAŽIVANJA GRAĐANSKIH PRAVA IZMEĐU SAVREMENIH JUŽNOSLOVENSKIH PODRUČJA I JAPANA: STRUKTURA, PORIJEKLO I JEZIK
Author / Authors:
Original title:
Comparative Studies of Civil Law Between Modern South Slavic Regions and Japan: Structure, Origin and Language
Publisher:
Montenegrin Academy of Sciences and Arts
Release year:
2020.
Meeting type:
International Symposium
Date held: 
19. 11. 2019.
Edition:
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157
Department:
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53
Editor:
Book size: 
17 x 24 cm
Pages:
274
ISBN:
978-86-7215-482-5
COBISS.CG-ID:
16166660
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https://canupub.me/3hv4
Download Individual Papers
Individual papers
- A Word of the Organizing Committee
- Academician Zoran P. Rašović: Welcoming remarks at the Opening of the International SYMPOSIUM
- Keiko Mitani: Formation of legal language in the nineteenth-century South Slavic lands and Japan
- Zoran P. Rašović: The Systematics of the General Property Code for the Principality of Montenegro and the (Un)known Bogišić’s Records on Its Impact on the System of the Japanese Civil Code from 1890
- Yasunori Kasai: Bogišić and ‘Ancient Law’
- Emi Matsumoto: Bogišić and his unrewarded contribution to the modern Japanese Civil Code
- Takashi Oka: Wege zur Umformung der japanischen Personenrechte: Kurzer Reformvorschlag über die japanische Vormundschaft Volljähriger
- Dušan Nikolić: Codification of Civil Law in Serbia, Montenegro and Japan in THE XIX Century (A Comparative Approach)
- Marko Petrak: The Principle alterum non laedere in Bogišić’s Codification (Art. 998). Greek Philosophical Origins and Byzantine Legal Tradition
- Žika Bujuklić: Bogišić’s Correspondence with Laza Kostić, Serbian Poet and Lawyer (Doctor Utriusque Iuris)