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Nordic Legal Culture: Myth or Reality?

Is there such a thing as a Nordic legal culture or is this narrative just a myth? How can the concept of a Nordic legal culture be used as an analytical lens?

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Carta marina, a wallmap of Scandinavia. The caption reads: Marine map and Description of the Northern Lands and of their Marvels, most carefully drawn up at Venice in the year 1539 through the generous assistance of the Most Honourable Lord Hieronymo Quir

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Is there such a thing as a Nordic legal culture or is this narrative just a myth? How can the concept of a Nordic legal culture be used as an analytical lens?

The Research Group for Legal Culture, Legal History and Comparative Law at the Faculty of Law, University of Bergen, are pleased to announce that a Conference on Nordic Legal Culture will be held from 1 to 2 June 2023 at the University of Bergen, Norway.

This conference is the starting point of biannual series of conferences hosted by different institutions and research groups in cooperation with, and supported by, the Norwegian Society of Comparative Law.

The research group wish to include other institutions in the Nordics to the very first conference on comparative law, that engages with the questions of whether there is such a thing as a Nordic legal culture.

The conference will provide a unique opportunity to meet international experts on comparative law and judges from different countries. PhD candidates are invited to present their projects or simply attend (More info in programme).

Read more here.