On this page, you will find:

1. A collection of short to medium sized articles on German law in English language available on this website.

2. Bibliographies of literature on German law in English language.

Literature

• The German order for payment procedure (Mahnverfahren), by Grozdana Šijanski and Jimmy Barber


• Critical remarks on the "Killing Without Obvious Reason" Case (Federal Court of Justice, Decision of 13 July 2005), by Sascha Ziemann


• The New German Act Against Unfair Competition, by Jan Peter Heidenreich


• The New German Law of Obligations: an Introduction, by Hans Schulte-Nölke


• The Treatment of the Voluntarily Intoxicated Offender in England and Germany , by Brian Foley


• The Federal Constitutional Court: an Introduction, by Gotthard Wöhrmann


• Instructions on lodging a constitutional complaint with the Federal Constitutional Court


• Introduction to the German Federal Election System


• Access to Justice: an Anglo-German Comparison, by Gerhard Dannemann


• Establishing Foreign Law in a German Court, by Gerhard Dannemann


• Local Government Administration, by Dieter Haschke


• Environmental Laws: Introduction, by Peter-Christoph Storm


• Broadcasting Law in Germany


• Media and the protection of young persons

Via link from the Oxford University Comparative Law Forum

• Mohammed Saif-Alden Wattad, "Did God say, 'You shall not eat of any tree of the garden'?": Rethinking the "Fruits of the Poisonous Tree" in Israeli Constitutional Law


• John Yukio Gotanda, Compound Interest in International Disputes


• Mohamed El Zeidy, Universal Jurisdiction In Absentia: Is It A Legally Valid Option for Repressing Heinous Crimes?


• Maik Martin, Constitutional Review of Foreign Law in English and GermanCourts


• Michael Bütter, Cross-Border Insolvency under English and German Law


• Peter Schlechtriem, The German Act to Modernize the Law of Obligations in the Context of Common Principles and Structures of the Law of Obligations in Europe


• Armin Hadjiani, Duress and Undue Influence in English and German ContractLaw: a comparative study on vitiating factors in common and civil law


• Jeroen Kortmann, Liability for Nonfeasance; a comparative study


• David Bradley, Convergence in Family Law: Mirrors, Transplants and Political Economy


• Mindy Chen-Wishart, In Defence of Unjust Factors: a study of rescission for duress, fraud and exploitation


• Thomas Krebs, In Defence of Unjust Factors


• Gerhard Dannemann, Illegality as Defence Against Unjust Enrichment Claims


• Ralph Surma, A Comparative Study of the English and German Judicial Approach to the Liability of Public Bodies in Negligence

 

Bibliography

• German Law Archive Database


• German Law in English. A select bibliography (1993)

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