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BIBLIOGRAPHIE COURANTE PARTIE B THEORIE GENERALE DU DROIT DROIT COMPARE DROIT INTERNATIONAL DROITS NATIONAUX 2007 Nº 6 Liste de documents catalogués par la Bibliothèque de la Cour de justice des Communautés européennes pendant la période du 1er novembre au 31 décembre 2007 *** La reproduction, en partie ou intégrale, de cette "Bibliographie Courante" est autorisée à la condition d'en indiquer la source. *** T A B L E D E S M A T I E R E S Théorie générale du droit ..................................................................................... p. 1 Droit international ........................................... .................................................... p. 10 Droit comparé et harmonisation des législations ................................................. p. 54 Droit allemand ..................................................................................................... p. 80 Droit belge ........................................................................................................... p. 108 Droit français ....................................................................................................... p. 113 Droit italien .......................................................................................................... p. 136 Droit luxembourgeois .......................................................................................... p. 151 Droit néerlandais ............................................. .................................................... p. 152 Droit britannique ............................................. .................................................... p. 169 Droit irlandais ...................................................................................................... p. 174 Droit danois .................................................. ....................................................... p. 174 Droit norvégien .................................................................................................... p. 177 Droit suédois ........................................................................................................ p. 179 Droit autrichien .................................................................................................... p. 189 Droit de la République de Serbie.......................................................................... p. 195 Droit suisse .................................................. ........................................................ p. 195 Droit turc .............................................................................................................. p. 200 Droit finlandais .................................................................................................... p. 201 Droit islandais....................................................................................................... p. 202 Droit du Liechtenstein .......................................................................................... p. 203 Droit polonais ................................................ ...................................................... p. 203 Droit de la République tchèque ................................ ........................................... p. 207 Droit hongrois ...................................................................................................... p. 208 Droit roumain ...................................................................................................... p. 213 Droit estonien ...................................................................................................... p. 215 Droit espagnol ................................................ ..................................................... p. 216 Droit slovène ....................................................................................................... p. 227 Droit cypriote........................................................................................................ p. 228 Droit lituanien....................................................................................................... p. 229 Droit letton............................................................................................................ p. 230 Droit maltais ......................................................................................................... p. 230 Droit slovaque ................................................ ..................................................... p. 230 Droit bulgare ........................................................................................................ p. 231 Droit de la République populaire de Chine .......................................................... p. 232 Droit brésilien....................................................................................................... p. 233 Droit grec ............................................................................................................. p. 233 Droit de la C.E.I./URSS ....................................... ............................................... p. 236 Droit des États-Unis .......................................... .................................................. p. 236 Droit canadien ...................................................................................................... p. 241 Droit japonais ....................................................................................................... p. 241 Droit croate .......................................................................................................... p. 241 Droit de l'ancienne République démocratique allemande .................................... p. 241 Droit portugais ..................................................................................................... p. 241 Droit d'autres pays ........................................... .................................................... p. 242 Liste d'auteurs....................................................................................................... p. 243-279 Le signe * figurant après la cote inventaire signifie qu'il s'agit d'une publication indépendante CJCE - Système MultiLIS Bibliothèque - Bibliographie courante Edition du 31/01/2008 - Droit international, droits nationaux, et. a. - Mat. : 0. - Page 1 - Réf. : 1 ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 0. THEORIE GENERALE DU DROIT 1. Aguiló-Regla, Josep ; International Association for Philosophy of Law and Z/144 * Social Philosophy. World Congress (22nd : 2005 : Granada) 0.090 Proceedings of the 22nd IVR World Congress, Granada 2005. Volume V, Logic, 0.020 argumentation and interpretation = Lógica, argumentación e interpretación 0.050.0 / Josep Aguiló-Regla (ed.) Stuttgart : Steiner, 2007. - 206 p. (ARSP-Beiheft ; Nr. 110) 2. Alcaro, Francesco D/e/1712 La posizione dell'interprete e i limiti dell'armonizzazione / Francesco 0.035.2 Alcaro 0.050.30 Il ruolo della civilistica italiana nel processo di costruzione della nuova Europa. 2007, p. 327-337 3. Amselek, Paul F/i/337 Une fausse idée claire : la hiérarchie des normes juridiques / par Paul 5.101 Amselek 0.035.8 Renouveau du droit constitutionnel : mélanges en l'honneur de Louis 0.010.1 Favoreu. 2007, p. 983-1014 4. Anagnostou-Canas, Barbara D/e/1708 * Dire le droit : normes, juges, jurisconsultes / édité par Barbara 0.040 Anagnostou-Canas 0.010.32 Paris : Panthéon-Assas, 2006. - 333 p. (Colloques / Université Panthéon-Assas) 5. Bíró, Endre U/h/314 * Jogi szótar : a hatályos magyar jogszabályok és EU jogi normák 0.080 szakkifejezéseinek szótára / Bíró Endre 977.070 Budapest : Dialóg Campus, c2006. - 539 p. (Dialóg Campus szakkönyvek) (Conpendiarium) 6. Beever, Allan D/e/1713 * Rediscovering the law of negligence / Allan Beever 0.035.3 Oxford : Hart, 2007. - xxxi, 530 p. 91.217 2.217 7. Belloso Martín, Nuria Z/144 Orden jurídico internacional y globalización : nuevas perspectivas en A.320 Europa / Nuria Belloso Martín 1.114.1 Proceedings of the 22nd IVR World Congress, Granada 2005. Vol. IV (2007), 0.035.2 p. 173-185 8. Benedetti, Giuseppe D/e/1712 Quale ermeneutica per il diritto europeo? / Giuseppe Benedetti A.016.0 Il ruolo della civilistica italiana nel processo di costruzione della 0.035.2 nuova Europa. 2007, p. 187-201 9. Bjuggren, Per-Olof Sw/y/46 3G och skönhetstävlingar ur ett kontraktsperspektiv / Per-Olof Bjuggren 0.029 Studier i rättsekonomi : festskrift till Ingemar Ståhl. 2005, p. 29-42 0.050.30 95.992 CJCE - Système MultiLIS Bibliothèque - Bibliographie courante Edition du 31/01/2008 - Droit international, droits nationaux, et. a. - Mat. : 0. - Page 2 - Réf. : 10 ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 0. THEORIE GENERALE DU DROIT (suite) 10. Bogdandy, Armin von AML/497 Globalización y Europa : cómo cuadrar democracia, globalización y derecho 0.010.1 internacional = Globalisation and Europe : how to square democracy, 0.035.8 globalisation and international law / Armin von Bogdandy A.019.0 Evolución y tendencias del derecho europeo. 2006, p. 13-39 A.320 11. Burton, William C. U/h/170 * Burton's legal thesaurus / William C. Burton 0.080 4th ed. 993.070 New York : McGraw-Hill, c2007. - xvii, 1063 p. 12. Carmody, Chi ZX/415 * A theory of WTO law / Chi Carmody 0.035.2 New York : New York University, School of Law, 2006. - 42 p. 1.118.637.91 (Jean Monnet working paper series ; 05/06) 13. Cottier, Thomas ; Scarpelli, Samuele AML/498 Die
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