German national reports on the 20th International Congress of Comparative Law

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Contributions from the German Association for Comparative Law will be featured at this summer's twentieth International Congress of Comparative Law in Fukuoka, Japan. The six-day event will cover a wide range of topics, with a particular emphasis on multiculturalism and language as they relate to comparative law methodology and family law. Key discussions will also address consumer protection issues, including choice of court agreements, price control in contracts, duty of information, regulation of crowd-funding, and leisure and travel contracts. Another significant focus will be on the implications of digitalization across economic, societal, and legal spheres, highlighting data protection issues in comparative law, such as the right to be forgotten and current national legal frameworks. This volume aims to capture the current state of discourse within German jurisprudence. Contributions come from a diverse group of scholars, including Christina Breunig, Moritz Brinkmann, Johanna Croon-Gestefeld, and many others, reflecting a rich tapestry of insights and perspectives on contemporary legal challenges.