Programs, Handwritten Notes, Cappelletti’s Contribution on "Comparative Law Teaching and Scholarship: Method and Objectives", Other Contributions: "Comparative Law, Law Reform and Codification: National and International Perspectives by P.A. Crepeau, "From the Limited to the Universal Concept of Human Rights: Two Periods of Human Rights by H. Senger, "The Past is Another Country: Legal History as Comparative Law" by D. Roebuck, "The Function of Comparative Law in the Development of a European Common Law" by H. Kotz, "Comparison of Legislative Veto Powers: American and British Heads of State Have" by D. Maoyun, "Comparative Law and Contemporary Legislation in China" by W. Yong-Qing, "Defending Judiacial Heresies: Comparative Law and Value Judgements regarding Judicial Systems conformity to the Legalist Model" by N. Humphris, "A Comparative Study on the Legislation of Prohibition of Prostitution", "Comparative Research on Right of Accusation System in Criminal Law", "Comparative Law and Contracts in Asia: An Australian Perspective" by M. Smith, "The Methodology of Comparative Legal Culture" by H. Weifang, "Comment On A Functional Comparison" by Z. Jingwen, "Comparing the Priorities of Different Legal Systems" by B, Rudden, "The Teaching of Comparative law: Goals and methods" by X. Blanc-Jouvan, "The Second Task of Comparative Law to Transplant Foreign Laws" y T. Kojima, "Can Practice Do Without Theory: Differing Answers in Western legal Education" by R. Stith, "Learning and Absorption of Laws of Different Countries: An Important Subject in Comparative Law Research" by W. Chenguang, "Crime-Punishment Series: A Legislative Method Worthy of Reference" by C. Huai Zhi and L. Shuzhong, "Judicial Precedents in China Today: A Comparative Study of Law" by S, Zongling, "Lawyers in China" by Z. Qi, "A Look at American Legal Culture Through Contemporary Contract Law" by W. Gray, "The Judicial Independence of the People’s Courts of China"

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