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Lindner, Theodor; Lamprecht,; Stieda,; Kaizl, J.; Böhm-Bawerk, E.; Borght, R. van der; Schumann, M.; Grünberg, Karl

doi:10.1515/jbnst-1890-0126

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“…34 In Germany the debate on the scientific nature of legal doctrine reached a new culmination point after the adoption of the new Civil Code, which in the eyes of the member of the Freirechtsschule was using legal doctrine as a shield against the legal protection of the working class. 35 The Freirechtsschule paved the way for the integration of social sciences and law. However, the debate went beyond the German particularities and also led to the search for an appropriate legal methodology, one which reaches beyond textual interpretation of cases and statutes in order to integrate social facts in theories and methods of law and legal research.…”

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Methodology in the New Legal World

2012

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Law is a discipline in transition moving, among others, from a predominantly monodisciplinary dogmatic tradition towards more and more attention for multidisciplinary and empirical legal research, from a national to a more international and global orientation and from a research culture of 'laissez faire' towards more managerial control, rankings and research programming. Questions lying in wait are, among others: how can we revitalise doctrinal legal research in Europe in a way that it is up for the challenges of the future, such as the blurring of borders between European and national law, public and private law and state and non-state law and what does the multidisciplinary turn in legal research mean for the education of law students and starting researchers? Moreover, how should legal scholars react to the increased instrumentalisation of law in order to avoid that legal research is reduced to a policy tool that is meant to 'solve' the major societal problems of today? We believe that what is required is not only more focus on methodology with a small 'm' concentrating on how to train new generations of academics to conduct different sorts of legal research. Just as much needed is more attention in research and education for the importance of methodology with a big 'M' aiming for (self-)criticism, awareness of the risk of advocacy scholarship and herd behaviour and concentrating on slow science: theory-building with the intention to explain why law in a globalised world develops as it does.

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“…dass die Wertneutralität des DCFR, die jenseits des Status Quo des in ihm zusammengetragenen Rechtsbestandes aus dem Acquis Communautaire und dem PECL liegt, seinem Tool-Box-Charakter entspringt. So bedachte Menger etwa den Entwurf zum BGB mit den Worten: "Vor allem waren die Redakteure darauf bedacht (...) die überaus zahlreichen Partikulargesetze (...) zu sammeln" 100. Es gehört nicht zu dem ihm legitimerweise zufallenden Anspruch, darüber hinaus zu gehen, 92 (selbst wenn seine Verfasser dies gerne so hätten).…”

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Die 28. Rechtsordnung der EU: Gedanken zur Einführung eines grenzüberschreitenden B2C-Vertragsrechts

Tamm¹

2010

Zeitschrift Für Gemeinschaftsprivatrecht

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“…4 4 Anton Menger felt it his duty to write his socialist critique of the draft code, since he was one of the few learned jurists able and willing to represent the dispossessed (Menger 1890, 2). …”

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The European Brotherhood of Lawyers: The Reinvention of Legal Science in the Making of European Private Law

Schepel

2007

Law &Amp; Social Inquiry

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Against the historical backdrop of the codification debate in nineteenth century Germany, this article traces the reassertion of “legal science” as an autonomous source of European legal integration in current legal and political discourse about the harmonization of European private law. The article argues that a grasp of widely shared ideas about the role and function of legal science and legal scientists is vital both toward an understanding of the extraordinary impact of the academic project of a European civil code on legal and political discourse in the Union in particular, and toward furthering the theory of legal fields in general.

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Methodology in the New Legal World

Methodology in the New Legal World

Die 28. Rechtsordnung der EU: Gedanken zur Einführung eines grenzüberschreitenden B2C-Vertragsrechts

The European Brotherhood of Lawyers: The Reinvention of Legal Science in the Making of European Private Law

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