 Editorial |
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| Preface |
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| | · Mixed and mixing systems worldwide: a preface
Donlan, SP
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| Conference Papers |
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| | · The enigmatic but unique nature of the Israeli legal system
Platsas, AE
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| | · What happens when the judiciary switches roles with the legislator? An innovative Israeli version of a mixed jurisdiction
Sandberg, H
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| | · The mélange of innovation and tradition in Maltese law: the essence of the Maltese mix?
Andò, B
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| | · Innovation in a hybrid system: the example of Nepal
Urscheler, L Heckendorn
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| | · The characteristics of an abstract system for the transfer of property in South African law as distinguished from a causal system
Schutte, PJW
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| | · The methodology used to interpret customary land tenure
Pienaar, G
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