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As well as facilitating
the research of its individual members, the Institute
has several channels for the support and dissemination
of advanced scholarship in European and Comparative
Law.
 Studies of the Oxford Institute of European and Comparative Law, a series presenting the research conducted at the Institute, published by Hart Publishing.
IECL working papers, published
on this website in honour of the late Sally Ball
European
Legal Studies, a series of volumes edited jointly with
the European Legal Studies Institute, Osnabrück, the
Molengraaf Institute, Utrecht, and Amsterdam Institute
for Private Law
Other
edited
volumes published
by or for the Institute
The Oxford
Civil Justice Survey was conducted in
2008. It aimed to establish the extent to which perceptions
of differences between national civil justice systems
affect the choice of the proper law of contract and
the choice of forum for dispute resolution in cross-border
transactions and to identify which differences in national
civil justice systems are perceived as important and
accordingly deserve the attention of policy makers.
Proposals
for Reform of the Law of Obligations and the Law
of Prescription :
English translation by John Cartwright and Simon
Whittaker of the French Avant-projet de réforme
du droit des obligations et de la prescription .
The Oxford University Comparative
Law Forum, a freely accessible online journal.
The
Institute's Centre for Competition
Law and Policy,
supporting advanced work in competition law |
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