This book offers insights into the teaching of comparative law, focusing on the challenges and methodologies involved. Katharina Boele-Woelki draws from her extensive experience to discuss the history and use of comparative law, introductions to various legal systems, and the comparative methodology essential for effective teaching. The book targets young academics and educators interested in enhancing their approach to teaching comparative law. It explores different teaching methods, such as explaining one's own jurisdiction, comparing pre-selected materials, and engaging students in independent comparative legal studies. Boele-Woelki emphasizes the need for flexibility and adaptation in course content to inspire future legal scholars and practitioners. |