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Reflection on legal transplantation theories: a socio-legal historical study of the formulation and evolution of Chinese marine insurance law

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International Journal of Law in Context, Pages: 1 - 19

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DOI (Published version): 10.1017/s174455232400034x

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This paper offers a socio-legal historical analysis of the process of formulation and evolution of Chinese marine insurance law by transplanting foreign laws, with a view to grasping from the material of legal history and social reality the deeper significance of the imported law’s relation to tradi...

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Published in: International Journal of Law in Context
ISSN: 1744-5523 1744-5531
Published: Cambridge University Press (CUP) 2024
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title Reflection on legal transplantation theories: a socio-legal historical study of the formulation and evolution of Chinese marine insurance law
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title_short Reflection on legal transplantation theories: a socio-legal historical study of the formulation and evolution of Chinese marine insurance law
title_full Reflection on legal transplantation theories: a socio-legal historical study of the formulation and evolution of Chinese marine insurance law
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