Harold J. Berman
1918 – 2007
Books
- Soviet-American trade in a legal persective
- Legal problems of international trade [cases and materials ...
- Collected papers
- A reappraisal of U.S.-U.S.S.R. trade policy
- Law
- The weightier matters of the law
- The Western legal tradition
- Business before pleasure
- Law as an instrument of peace in U.S.-Soviet relations
- Soviet heirs in American courts
- The law of the soviet state
- The influence of Christianity upon the development of law
- The law of international trade, 1970-71
- Development of law and legal institutions ...
- What the Soviets mean by human rights
- The secularization of American legal education in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries
- Russian Ecclesiastical Mission in Jerusalem, Dabbagh Qu., Old City [and] the Orthadox Palestine Society, Dabbagh Qu., Old City vs. the State of Israel and the Administrator General, Jerusalem
- Vstrecha amerikanskogo i︠u︡rista professora G.D. Bermana s sovetskimi i︠u︡ristami
- Retroactivity of laws / Harold J. Berman
- The most beautiful law office in the world
- United States export controls - past, present, and future
- The use of law to guide people to virtue
- Conference on legal aspects of trade between planned and free economies
- Code of criminal procedure of the RSFSR, October 27, 1960, as amended to October 1, 1964
- Readings in the development of law and legal institutions
- What makes "socialist law" socialist?
- Soviet law
- The uniform law on international sale of goods
- Acts of legal significance (juridical acts)
- Impressions of Moscow
- Soviet family law in the light of Russian history and Marxist theory / Harold J. Berman
- Potential U.S. trade with the Soviet Union
- Christianity and democracy in the Soviet Union
- Some problems of Soviet copyright law and policy affecting American authors and publishers
- Capacity / Harold J. Berman
- Why Nixon?
- Gorbachev's law reforms in historical perspective
- The crisis of legal education in America
- Cases in law and equity
- The right of convicted citizens to emigrate
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