(Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2018-07-03) Merino Acuña, Roger
Comparative Law is considered a discipline inside the study of Law, characterized by contrasting the legal regulations and the legal development of the different legal systems around the world, under the same premises. In addition, Critical Comparative Law does deeper analysis on the development of legal systems according to their context, letting be a superficial comparison, as in the case of the Global South.In this article, the author analyzes several theoretical bases of Comparative Law, as well as the main questions of orthodox and heterodox theories related to the text. Especially the role of the Global South academy in this discipline.
(Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2018-07-03) Roca Lizarzaburu, Luis Fernando
There are as many merger control mechanisms as jurisdictions, each one of them with its own strength and particularities. Such variety can be used to analyze the effectiveness of such techniques, and evaluate their applications in a local scale.In this article, the author reviews some of the principal aspects in which merger control mechanisms differ. Subsequently, and based on the advantages or disadvantages that these mechanisms may show, the author analyzes the characteristics that a merger control mechanism should have for it the be implemented in Perú our country.
(Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2018-07-03) Sotomarino Cáceres, Roxana
Comparative Law like a method or “meta-method” has an especial relevance in legal analysis and production, especially in a globalized world. The utility of comparative analysis between different figures from two or more legal families using different elements to this analysis, such as legal elements, historic, politic and others is undeniable.In this article, the author present us the Comparative law from different edges to show its development, importance and state in our days.
(Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2018-07-03) García Long, Sergio
Civil law has changed. Now, Civil Law has become a European law. Interestingly this European Civil Law has developed in English language.We also must add to the picture the process of globalization of American law. The contract law that is being used by practitioners in corporate and financing deals is based on American contract clauses which are not regulated by civil codes. Many of these deals are written in English language. This new environment of the Civil Law in the international field demands adaption for lawyers if they want to survive in the legal practice.
(Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2018-07-03) Calderón López, Andrés; Ayvar Ayvar, Ricardo
The facilitators or informers have become important subjects in the field of Competition Law. However, just as they have served to fight against the cartels, they have also been used by the latter to facilitate and cover up their organization and activities.In the present article, the author seeks to explain and analyze the first cases resolved by the national competition authority in which said facilitators have been immersed. Likewise, an analysis of the jurisprudence on the subject is made in the United States, the United Kingdom and the European Union. Finally, the national legislation and jurisprudence on the subject is analyzed in the light of comparative law.