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A Bibliography of Articles in non-Scandinavian Languages 1963—1993 in Norwegian Legal Festschriften

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  28 February 2019

Halvor Kongshavn
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This bibliography contains contributions written in non-Scandinavian languages in Norwegian legal festschriften 1870–1993. For this period I have registered 69 legal festschriften. Thirteen contain contributions in non-Scandinavian languages.

These thirteen festschriften are listed first alphabetically, then the articles - systematically and alphabetically – with reference to the festschrift (e.g. «Castberg (1963)» refers to «Festskrift til Frede Castberg…»). Some articles are listed twice (some even three times) in the systematical list. Articles with two or three authors can be found under each author's name in the alphabetical list.

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Articles
Information
International Journal of Legal Information , Volume 22 , Issue 3 , Winter 1994 , pp. 252 - 276
Copyright
Copyright © The Institute for International Legal Information 1994 

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References

1. One festschrift is not strictly Norwegian, but Nordic: Nordic research council for tax research (1993). Another – Mathiesen (1993) – is published in Germany.Google Scholar

2. The term «legal» includes criminology and sociology of law, e.g. Mathiesen (1993).Google Scholar

3. The term «festschrift» includes both festschriften dedicated to individuals, e.g. Castberg (1963) – and festschriften celebrating special occasions or institutions, e.g. Rettsinformatikk (1980).Google Scholar

4. The oldest festschrift with articles in non-Scandinavian languages in the period 1870–1993 is Castberg (1963).Google Scholar

5. The editors of the festschriften are not included in the alphabetical list.Google Scholar

6. Eide (1992), Nordic research council for tax research (1993), Opsahl (1993) and Rettsinformatikk (1980) in English – Mathiesen (1993) in German (with the exception of one article in English).Google Scholar

7 [Norwegian legal festschriften 1870–1990: a bibliography of the contents]. Oslo: Det juridiske bibliotekfond/Ad Notam, 1991. 114 p. - ISBN 82-417-0096-2.Google Scholar

A Nordic legal festschrift-bibliography is in course of preparation by academic librarian Per Christian Opsahl, Law School Library, University of Oslo, and will probably be published in 1995.Google Scholar