Comparative Tort Law: Global Perspectives provides a framework for
analyzing and understanding the current state of tort law in most
of the world's legal systems. The book examines tort law theories
and cultures through a comparative methodology. It looks at general
issues at play throughout the globe, such as causation, economic
and non-economic damages, product and professional liability, as
well as the relationship between tort law and crime, insurance, and
public welfare schemes. This collection of essays written by tort
law experts from around the world also offers a comprehensive
comparative assessment of tort law rules, and consideration for the
cultural contexts in which tort laws live, covering many
jurisdictions that are usually neglected by mainstream debates and
literature. Insightful case studies analyze specific features of
selected tort systems in Europe, USA, Latin America, East Asia, and
sub-Saharan Africa. This path-breaking, though accessible book is a
critical tool for students, policymakers, practitioners, scholars
and academic researchers, especially tort law and comparative law
specialists. Contributors: A. Basir Bin Mohamad, M. Bussani, E.
Buyuksagis, D.N. Dagbanja, G. Dari-Mattiacci, M. de Morpurgo, M.
Dyson, I. Ebert, E.A. Engle, J. Gordley, H. Jiang, E. Hondius, M.
Infantino, D. Jutras, E. Matsumoto, V.V. Palmer, F. Parisi, M.
Reimann, A.J. Sebok, S.D. Sugarman, S.C. Symeonides, F. Werro
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