Comparative law objectives

What topics are shared by comparative political scientists and constitutional lawyers?

Among the topics 88 shared by comparative political scientists and constitutional lawyers are:

presidential and parliamentary systems

the influence and importance of interest groups

democracy

the welfare state

globalization

federalism

political parties

electoral systems

and countries in transition.

The first of these objectives is to demonstrate, by the practical means of examples, that which is represented by the comparative method

This declared aim of the authors indicates clearly the sense of direction to which we have just alluded

×The objectives of comparative law are to:

Attain a deeper knowledge of the legal systems in effect.
Perfect the legal systems in effect.
Contribute to the unification of legal systems, of a smaller or larger scale.
Provide similarities and differences in the legal system and thus help in creating a uniform platform to come to a consensus on certain issues.
Improve one's national law.