The transnationalization of legal cultures

The German Law Journal has posted the contributions to a 10th Anniversary Symposium on the ‘transnationalization of legal cultures’. The articles include:

Festakt Remarks

• Brun-Otto Bryde, ‘In Praise of Transnationalism’
• Armin von Bogdandy, ‘Positioning German Scholarship in the Global Arena: The Transformative Project of the German Law Journal’
• Robert A Pollard, ‘Remarks from the U.S. Embassy in Berlin’
• Heribert Hirte, ‘Remarks from the German-American Lawyers’ Association (DAJV)’
• Axel C Filges, ‘Remarks from the German Federal Bar (BRAK)’
• Russell A Miller, ‘The German Law Journal as “Lived” Comparative Law’

Theorizing Transnational Law

• Susanne Baer, ‘Observations on a Birthday’
• Matthias Mahlmann, ‘Varieties of Transnational Law and the Universalistic Stance’

Transnationalizing Public Law

• Ingrid Wuerth, ‘Transnationalizing Public Law’

Transnationalizing Private Law

• Gralf-Peter Calliess & Moritz Renner, ‘The Public and the Private Dimensions of Transnational Commercial Law’

Europe as Transnational Law

• Karl-Heinz Ladeur, ‘Europe Has to Be Conceived as an Heterarchical Network and Not as a Superstate!’
• Christian Calliess, ‘The Transnationalization of Values by European Law’
• Christoph JM Safferling, ‘A Criminal Law for Europe: Between National Heritage and Transnational Necessities’

Resumé

• Kaitlin Abplanalp & Ronald Bruckmann, ‘Conference Report — The Transnationalization of Legal Cultures’