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comparatist

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com·par·a·tist  (km-pr-tst)
n.
A person who employs the comparative method, as in studying literature.
[French comparatiste, from comparative, comparative, from comparer, to compare; see compare.]
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For an extensive discussion of South Africa's comparative jurisprudence, see Sir Basil Markesinis & Jorg Fedtke, The Judge as Comparatist, 80 TUL.
Public rights, global perspectives, and common law by Davis, Martha F. / Fordham Urban Law Journal
In emphasizing the discipline implied the act of reading, along with the desirable language competencies with which a comparatist should be equipped, Dev lamented the lack of enough of it, for "contours should emerge only when there is a need.
Report on the 9th Biennial Conference of the Comparative Literature ... by Saraf, Babli Moitra / CLCWeb: Comparative Literature and Culture
In part, this may be because most international law scholars are not comparatists; rather, most comparatists study domestic legal systems, primarily their private law dimensions, and not the international legal system as a whole.
International law's mixed heritage: a common/civil law jurisdiction by Picker, Colin B. / Vanderbilt Journal of Transnational Law
 
 
 
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