Mentoring Comparative Lawyers: Methods, Times, and Places: Liber Discipulorum Mauro Bussani

Introduction(Francesca Fiorentini).- Part I: Property, Contract, and Tort.- Chapter 1. Comparative Law of Secured Transactions. A Perspective of Legal Transplants and Efficiency (Francesca Fiorentini).- Chapter 2. Legal Pluralism in Western Property Law (Denise Marino).- Chapter 3. Comparative Law & Fashion (Federica Pigozzo).- Chapter 4. Contract Law in China (Piero Bologna).- Chapter 5. Consumer Law in Arab Countries (Romina Mondello).- Chapter 6. Legal Stratification in Contract and Tort (Marta Infantino).- Part II: Science, Technology, and Financial Markets.- Chapter 7. Science in the Courtrooms (Paola Monaco).- Chapter 8. The Comparative Law of Risk Regulation (Marco De Morpurgo).- Chapter 9. Comparative Law & Banking Practices (Lea Gesu?sive Salvadori).- Chapter 10. Proxy Advisors and Proxy Voters (Francesco Drigo).- Chapter 11. Comparative Law & Global Finance (Luca Amorello).- Part III: Fundamental Rights, Democracy and Security.- Chapter 12. Measuring Human Rights through Indicators (Giovanna Gilleri).- Chapter 13. Comparative Law and Anti-Discrimination Law (Nicole Garbin).- Chapter 14. Comparative Law and Democracy (Valentina Volpe).- Chapter 15. Comparative Law and National Defence (Stefano Felician).- Chapter 16. Comparative Law and EU Foreign Policy (Marco Gombacci).- Chapter 17. Concluding Remarks (Francesca Fiorentini).