Foreign Law Current Sources of Codes and Basic Legislation in Jurisdictions of the World Book

Super comprehensive, surprisingly readable history from ancient times to present day. Highly recommend for anyone interested in Michigan history. However it's important to be aware of it's blind spots and biases. The authors refer to the existence of Native people at the time of settlement of United States citizens as "the Indian problem." They contend that unions just weren't necessary in the 30s because working conditions were so great. They trot out the simplistic paradigm of the civil rights movement that says MLK was the "peaceful" one and Malcolm X was the "violent" one. So overall this book is very useful, but make sure to seek out other sources from the perspective of marginalized groups, per the usual.