1. General
Comparative law must be studied in all law schools and in all graduate schools, because it applies to all legal disciplines, even in the case that they are not branches of law, in this sense, the aforementioned legal discipline can be applied, not only to private law, public law and mixed law, but also to the philosophy of law, sociology of law, legal logic, legal axiology, law education, legal education, legal pedagogy, among many others, that is, comparative law can not only be applied to the indicated legal disciplines, but also to any other, with which we can conclude that their field of study is Being quite broad, for this reason, we consider it appropriate that Peruvian law organize master's degrees and doctorates in this legal discipline, with which benefits will be obtained for all, not only in law, but also in the economy, that is,You must choose to use efficient institutions and not inefficient institutions, therefore, all will benefit from economic growth. But of course there will always be richer countries than others.
We hope to contribute with this publication to economic growth and business growth, all this in the Peruvian state, which are very important in Peruvian law, one of the parts being social reality.Peruvian. All those indicated in recent years have deserved attention from the rulers, for this reason, we consider that new ideas should continue to be contributed, some of which are characteristic of comparative law and this is what motivates us to study and publish about such an important legal discipline, within which there are some branches, such as comparative civil law, comparative criminal law, comparative civil procedural law, comparative criminal procedural law, comparative constitutional law, comparative tax law, comparative customs law, comparative registry law, comparative notary law, comparative business law, comparative corporate law, comparative economic law, among many others, that is, the legal disciplinethat we are dealing with, as indeed comparative law, turns out to be very important in the economy, which we want to understand because with law they are united, and they are only separated for study purposes. However, this is little known in Peruvian law, which we put on record to put a little more emphasis on economic studies by law students and lawyers, who must contribute to the Peruvian economy, so that there are indicated at the beginning of this paragraph.
2. Comparative science
In this subtitle we will study the term. "Comparative science", which will imply knowing other approaches to comparative law and thus having better tools within the aforementioned legal discipline, which in Peruvian law must be applied, in order to receive and transplant into the economy Peruvian economic growth in developed countries, as is the case of the Chinese economy, which we hope for more jobs.
Comparative law is a name that has not been accepted by all authors, in such a way that some consider it more appropriate to use another instead, such as "comparative science", but we note that both names are not synonyms for comparison, but the last of those mentioned is a part of comparative law and comparative science.
We have consulted national and foreign sources of information and almost all use the term "comparative law", that is, few use the term "comparative science".
This last term is little known in the doctrine, and within it it is necessary to take into account the Peruvian doctrine, which we have taken into account for the purposes of this research work, which corresponds to the indicated one, in which there are really few publications on comparative law.
Having developed the term study subject, as it is by the way " comparative science ", we continue with our study, which we hope will be to everyone's liking, because it is not only aimed at researchers, but also at other people, which may be general public who want to expand their knowledge not only legal, but also economic, among many other disciplines, which we hope will be consulted and studied by the aforementioned.
3. Comparative law treaty
The writer is the author of various publications on comparative law and other works to be published on various branches of this legal discipline, which we hope will be taken into account in future comparative or more properly comparative law publications, about which this work deals.
Among the first publications indicated in the previous paragraph is the “Comparative Law Treaty”, which appears in the library of the Postgraduate Unit in Law of the National University of San Marcos, which first had three volumes, but so far two volumes have been added, with which it already has five volumes (approximately 2,500 pages), and the author of the same, that is, the author of this has been preparing additional volumes, with which it is hoped to contribute with legal culture. Some parts of the aforementioned treaty are published on the Internet, as indicated in the final part of this research paper, which have no cost, that is, they are not for profit, but rather are aimed at the dissemination of the legal culture, therefore,We hope that the readers of the present who have a desire to know comparative law, can access this information, in an environment in which it turns out to be too scarce and even in some cases it is expensive, which threatens culture, not only Peruvian but also foreign.
We hope that the aforementioned treaty will be taken into account by the national and foreign legal community, and that it will be adequately disseminated not only in the academic headquarters, but also in other venues, which are also important in the study of comparative law, which It is a fairly important legal discipline in all legal disciplines, regardless of whether or not they are branches of law.
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