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Журнал зарубежного законодательства и сравнительного правоведения / Journal of foreighn legislation and comparative law
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Исин Уруджу
Восприятие распространенного: четыре круга распространенного, воспринятого в правовой системе Турции
// Журнал зарубежного законодательства и сравнительного правоведения / Journal of foreighn legislation and comparative law.
2014. № 1.
С. 16-29.
URL: https://nbpublish.com/library_read_article.php?id=64836
Исин Уруджу Восприятие распространенного: четыре круга распространенного, воспринятого в правовой системе Турции
Аннотация:
Статья посвящена двум теориям распространения научных знаний: диффузии и инфузии. В ней рассматривается и анализируется интеграция указанных научных теорий в правовую систему Турции.
Ключевые слова:
теория, практический опыт, концепции, анализ, теоретический подход, диффузия права, инфузия права.
Abstract: The article is about two theories of perception of scientific knowledge: the diffusion and the infusion. It considers
with four stages of integration of abovementioned scientific theories to the legal system of Turkey.
Keywords: theory, practical experience, concepts, analysis, theoretical approach, diffusion of law, infusion of law.
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2. 2. 2006/2–591; 2006/624; 4.10.2006 (2006) 32 Yargitay Kararlari Dergisi, 1889–1901.
3. 3. 2007/1; 2007/1; 19.1.2007, (2007) 33 Yargitay Kararlari Dergisi, 613–625.
4. 4. 93/4; 94/1; 28.1.1994; 20 Yargitay Kararlari Dergisi 1994, 519.
5. 5. 93/565;94/3295;21.4.1994; 20 Yargitay Kararlari Dergis 1994, 1782.
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7. 7. 94/2242; 94/7490; 10.11.1994; 20 Yargitay Kararlari Dergisi 1995, 425 428.
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12. 12. 96/8022; 96/9095; 3.12.1996; 23 Yargitay Kararlari Dergisi 1997, 617 620.
13. 13. 97/1–76; 97/114; 13.5.1997; 23 Yargitay Kararlari Dergisi 1997, 1608 1615 1616.
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17. “Transformations, Mathematical Approaches to Cultural Change// Renfrew C. and Cooke K.L. (eds), New York
18. Academic Press, 1979. P. 275–294.
19. 17. Augustus Schleicher “Die Darwinische Theorie und die Sprachwissenschaft, Weimar, 1963; La Theorie de Darwin et
20. la Science du Language v Receuil de Travaux Originaux ou Traduit relatifs a L’Histoire Litterraire 1, Paris, Franck, 1968.
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24. 20. Esin Orucu ‘Turkey Facing the European Union – Old and New Harmonies // (2000) 25 European Law Review 57.
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26. (ed) Mixed Legal Systems at New Frontiers, (Wildy, Simmonds and Hill Publishing, 2010), 150–203.
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28. Comparative Law, r. 27–47.
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30. Law Quarterly, 679–700.
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43. Rechtswetenschappen, 1998) at 55.
44. 32. Konrad Zweigert and Heinrich Kotz, ‘An Introduction to Comparative Law (3rd ed, trans. Tony Weir, Clarendon Press,
45. 1998).
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47. 34. Patrick Glenn “On Common Laws” Oxford, Oxford University Press, 2005.
48. 35. Pierre Giuseppe Monateri The “Weak” Law: Contaminations and Legal Cultures // Italian National Reports to the
49. XIVth International Congress of Comparative Law, Bristol,1998 Milano Giuffre editore, p.107.
50. 36. Reference Encyclopedia, Oxford Univercity Press: Oxford, 1998, p.591.
51. 37. Sacco R. Legal Formants: A Dinamic Approach to Comparative Law // 1991, 39 American Journal of Comparative Law,
52. Pp. 343, at 400, and 394, 397.
53. 38. Strang D. i Soule S. “Diffusion in Organisation and Social Movement” (1998) 24 Annual Review of Sociology, 265 at
54. 266.
55. 39. Vernon Palmer (ed) ‘Mixed Legal Systems: East and West, Ashgate Publishers. ‘Turkey’s Synthetic Civilian Tradition in
56. a ‘Covert’Mix with Islam as tradition: A New Hybridity?’.
57. 40. William Twining “Diffusion of Law: A Global Perspective” (2004) 49 Journal of Legal Pluralism 1–45 and in 2006
58. 1:2 The Journal of Comparative Law, 237–260; “Social Science and Diffusion of Law” (2005) 32 Journal of law and
59. Society, 203–40.
60. 41. Z.Derya Tarman ‘Turckey’ in Jan M.Smits (ed) Elgar Encyclopedia of Comparative Law, 2nd ed (Edward Elgar:
61. Cheltenham, 2012), 940–946 at 940.
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