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OLE LANDO The Contribution of Comparative Law to Law Reform by International Organizations A. INTRODUCTION a. The contribution of comparative law to international law reform I t is often debated whether the laws of other countries influence th e drafters of purely domestic legislation. Some of the national re ports to the Fourth European Conference of Law Faculties have re vealed that the draftsmen of several domestic law reforms have not even glanced at foreign law. On the other hand, so far as law reforms prepare d and carried out through international cooperation are con cerned, it has always been acknowledged that the contribution of the various legal systems is of considerable importance. Internationa l law reform is growing rapidly in volume and im portance. An ever-increasing proportion of the national law of every state is the result of conventions and other international instruments OLE LANDO is Professor of Comparative Law, Copenhagen School of Economics & Business Administration. This article is a report submitted to the Fourth European Conference of Law Faculties, 6-8 October 1976, in Stras bourg, published with the permission of the Secretary General of the Council of Europe. 1. List of principal works. Abbreviated references in
American Journal of Comparative Law – Oxford University Press
Published: Oct 1, 1977
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