The British contribution to the Europe of the twenty-first century : the British Academy Centenary lectures / edited by Basil Markesinis.

Includes bibliographical references.

Preface and Acknowledgements -- List of Contributors -- 1. The Tides of Change -- 2. Europe and English Commercial Law -- 3. The British Contribution to the Development of Law and Legal Process in the European Union -- 4. The British Contribution to Italian Legal Thinking -- 5. Tutorial and Repetitorium: Parallel and Different Techniques of Teaching Law in England and Germany -- 6. Two-Way Traffic: the Warburg Institute as a Microcosm of Cultural Exchange between Britain and Europe -- 7. Freedom of the Press and Intellectual Interchange -- 8. Insiders and Outsiders -- 9. British Art, Art History and Aesthetic Criticism in a European Perspective -- 10. Political Culture: Renegotiating the Post-War Social Contract -- 11. Strategic Direction or Tactical Management? Doctrinal Constraints and Political Perceptions of Europe -- 12. After Keynes -- 13. The British Contribution to European Union in the Twentieth Century: The Idea of Responsible Government -- 14. The British Contribution to the Europe of the Twenty-first Century -- 15. Great Britain and France, Driving Forces Behind a Benchmark Europe -- 16. The Role of Britain in Europe of the Twenty-first Century: The International Law Firm Perspective -- 17. The Impact of European Law in French Law: Lessons for England?.

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