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Introduction: Comparative Dimensions of Law in Context

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Emeritus Professor Mary Hiscock is a foremost Australian legal scholar in Comparative Law. She has, over the course of her long and distinguished academic career, positively contributed to scholarship, practice and education in Comparative Law. This edited volume brings together Australian and international legal scholars to honour her in this festschrift in celebration of her 80th birthday.

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  1. 1.

    Richetti, J. (2012). ‘The Value of the Festschrift: A Dying Genre?’. The Eighteenth Century, 53(2), 237.

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    Rheinstein brought to the study of law a wealth of European culture.

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    Soia Mentschikoff, the widow of Karl Llewellyn, had an amazing intellect and strong views. She normally taught Commercial Transactions, but taught Mary International Law.

  4. 4.

    Sharp was a brilliant contract lawyer who gave Mary, coming from an Australian Catholic background, her first introduction to a coherent secular worldview.

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    Some of the above material is based on Farrar, J. (2003). ‘Festschrift for David Allan and Mary Hiscock’. Bond Law Review, 15(2).

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    The volume editors wish to thank Mikayla Brier-Mills for her efficient research assistance and in particular, her formatting skills.

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  • Farrar, J. (2003). Festschrift for David Allan and Mary Hiscock. Bond Law Review, 15(2), 71–82.

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Farrar, J.H., GOH, B.C. (2019). Introduction: Comparative Dimensions of Law in Context. In: Farrar, J., Lo, V., Goh, B. (eds) Scholarship, Practice and Education in Comparative Law. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-9246-7_1

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