German National Reports on the 22nd International Congress of Comparative Law

Stefan Grundmann (Herausgegeben von) ist Inhaber des Lehrstuhls für Bürgerliches Recht, Deutsches, Europäisches und Internationales Privat- und Wirtschaftsrecht an der Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin.Caroline Sophie Rapatz (Herausgegeben von) (Geboren Rupp) ist Professorin für Bürgerliches Recht, Europäisches und Internationales Privatrecht und Verfahrensrecht sowie Rechtsvergleichung an der Christian-Albrechts-Universität zu Kiel.

• Mareike Schmidt: Teaching comparative law subjects in Germany - Caroline Sophie Rapatz: Mistrust in the trust, but overconfidence in fiducia? The uneasy relationship of German law to trust-like legal instruments - Gregor Kirchhof: Freedom and security - Malte Kramme/Lucas Gerlach: Artificial Intelligence in Civil Proceedings - Kai Purnhagen: Natural Resource Restoration: A Challenge for the Global Sustainable Food System - Lena Kunz: Innovative Complements and Substitutes for Contracts in German Digital Contract Law - Katharina de la Durantaye/Arne Radeisen: The Phenomenon of Intellectual Monopoly Capitalism - Judith Brockmann: The Future of Work in the Digital Context. Fears and Opportunities from a German Legal Perspective - Michael Stöber: Autonomous Ships in German Law - Frank Schorkopf: The Separation of Powers and Constitutional Review - Moritz Hennemann: Data Protection and Social Media - Michael Fehling: The Use of Foreign Law by German Courts. Dealing with Administrative Law Matters - Michael Droege: The State as Taxpayer Economic Activity of the State and Related Tax Obligations - Bettina Weisser: Sexual Offences in German Criminal Law. The Current State of the Law and Some Unresolved Questions - Anna Helena Albrecht: Participation of Non-Judges in the Administration of Criminal Justice in Germany. Also: Criminal Adjudication Under Pressure - Andreas von Arnauld: Germany's Commitment to the Rule of Law - Felix M. Wilke: The Application of the Lex Fori Developments in Practice and Foundations in Theory - Ben Köhler: The Aspiration of Self-Sufficiency of International Contracts and the Challenge of Their Uniform Interpretation in the Resolution of Commercial Disputes - Meik Thöne: Arbitration and the International Commercial Courts - Sabine Schlacke: Energy Transition: German Regulation of New Sources of Energy - Philipp Hacker: Artificial Intelligence in German Legal Education - Robert Magnus/Christian Reichelt: Property Law Issues in International Investment Arbitration. A German Perspective - Hannes Wais: Arts and Law: The Challenge of Contemporary Art to Private Law