Parker School of Foreign and Comparative Law Publications

Noteworthy Titles

Szladit’s Bibliography on Foreign and Comparative Law: Books and Articles in English

Based on a card index compiled by Szladits to facilitate the teaching of foreign and comparative law, this bibliography aimed to include books and articles in the English language dealing with non-common law legal systems and with general subjects bearing upon the comparative study of law. This work has been described as “helpful,” “indispensable,” “comprehensive,” and “outstanding” by some of the greatest researchers of foreign law.

Additional Noteworthy Publications:

• An Introduction to the Legal System of the United States - E. Allan Farmsworth
• Cases and Readings on Soviet Law - John N. Hazard & Morris L. Weisberg
• Civil Law and the Anglo-American Lawyer: A Case-Illustrated Introduction to Civil Law Institutions and Methods - Henry P. deVries
• European Legal Systems: Selected Readings - Charles Szladits
• Evolution of Oil Concessions in the Middle East and North Africa - Henry Cattan
• Foreign Law: A Guide to Pleading and Proof - Otto C. Sommerich & Benjamin Busch
• French Legal System: An Introduction to Civil Law Systems - Rene David & Henry P. deVries
• General Civil Code of Austria - Paul L. Baeck
• Guide to Foreign Legal Materials: French, German, Swiss - Charles Szladits
• Guide to Foreign Legal Materials: Italian - Angelo Grisoli
• International Law Today and Tomorrow - Oliver J. Lissitzyn
• International Status of the United Nations - Guenter Weissberg
• Materials for the French Legal System: Constitution, Treaty, Codes, Laws - Henry P. deVries
• Parker School Journal of East European Law - 11 v. New York, NY.
• Sino-Soviet Law: A Conceptual Analysis - Robert D. Crane
• Soviet Legal System: Contemporary Documentation and Historical Commentary - John N. Hazard