Development of Family Law in Western and Eastern Europe: Common Origins, Common Driving Forces, Common Tendencies
Maria V. Antokolskaia
An analysis of the historical development family law in Europe allows for a reevaluation argument that harmonization and unification are unfeasible because unbridgeable cultural differences between European countries. Between Gregorian reforms Reformation, was mainly uniform canon law. There were two very similar systems law, Catholic Orthodox. The from end Reformation until today can be seen as gradual abandoning concepts Although this process essentially same all countries, it did (and still does) not take place simultaneously. major current laws countries considered to timing extent said process.
Journal of Family History