Global Legal History
Thomas Duve
Abstract Because of transformations in the world’s legal systems, there is a need for reflection about law and scholarship globally. There growing demand global history; however, neither consensus as to what this history is, nor objectives historiography pursues, or even how it relates other disciplines. In addition, reflects traditional multiplicity methods, aims, forms present current juridical historiographies. This why difficult speak method history. contribution—written from Western, perspective—can only sketch out general panorama some particular methodological problems. It begins by considering meanings “global history,” then sketches approaches. The final remarks emphasize that not intellectual but also institutional presuppositions production historical knowledge be established.
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