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Autores

• Autor: Reyes Gaitán, María Paula

Identificador

870387

Fecha de publicación

2014

Forma obra

Tesis

Lugar de producción

2014

Idioma

inglés

Nota de edición

Digitalización realizada por la Biblioteca Virtual del Banco de la República (Colombia)

Materias

• Ciencias sociales; Ciencias sociales / Derecho

Notas

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• Globalization has led legal systems to influence each other throughout history and legal transplants have not been immune to that process either. Nowadays we do not just see examples of legal transplants but come across cases of 'cross-fertilization' of case law. An emergence of unstudied trends that have spread around the world in a voluntary and involuntary way across legal cultures can also be witnessed. However it seems that legal transplants have been largely misunderstood and have been condemned as mere copy-paste exercises due to their history.
  This paper studies the different theories of legal transplants in comparative law and also analyses some particular cases that have eventually ‘worked’ efficiently both in the country of origin and in the country where those laws were adopted. We can no longer say that legal transplants are impossible; they are a reality we cannot run away from.
  Amongst the many challenges faced by this phenomenon, the primary one is to overcome all the obstacles imposed by a ‘legal globalization’ that is threatening developing countries by focusing more on the liberalization of markets, rather than on policies supporting social welfare. Despite this fact, there is still hope for a new concept of ‘legal globalization’, one that includes executing a serious study of the trends that not only developing countries are in need of, but also is a need of the developed countries, which is the adoption of policies towards social welfare, one of the biggest challenges that face modern legal comparatists today.
• Americanization of law; Antidiscrimination; Bienestar social; Civil law; Common law; Comparative law; Cross-fertilization; Derecho Anglosajón; Derecho Comparado; Derecho continental; Derechos humanos; Developing countries; Fertilización cruzada; Globalización; Globalization; Human rights; la Americanización del derecho; Legal transplants; Legal trends; Legrand; Legrand. Trasplantes legales; Leyes anti discriminación; Liberalización de los mercados; Liberalization of markets; Países en vía de desarrollo; Social welfare; Tendencias Legales; Watson

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https://www.cervantesvirtual.com/obra/the-challenges-of-legal-transplants-in-a-globalized-context-a-case-study-on-working-examples-los-desafios-de-los-trasplantes-legales-en-un-contexto-globalizado-estudio-de-casos-870387

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