Información General

• Autores: Laura Beck Varela (coord.), Pablo Gutiérrez Vega (coord.), Alberto Spinosa (coord.)
• Editores: München : Martin Meidenbauer, cop. 2009
• Año de publicación: 2009
• País: Alemania
• Idioma: varios idiomas
• ISBN: 978-3-89975-154-3
• Recoge los contenidos presentados a: European Forum of Young Legal Historians (13. 2006. Sevilla).
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Resumen

• Gathering together some 34 contributions, this publication aims from the outset at consolidating the European Yearbook of Young Legal History Series with a demanding scientific threshold. It assumes a challenging approach to the discipline of legal history itself, moving deliberately beyond some of the unspoken red lines of mainstream legal history, as engraved by dominant historiography, tentatively endorsing approaches to the discipline from neighbouring social sciences such as linguistics, international relations theory, ancient history and even Roman law. Hence this project seeks to contribute to a better, not necessarily conflictual understanding of the cross-cultural engendering of the legal practices, mechanisms and norms in Europe.

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• • Histories and memories, cultures and ethics

    Bartolomé Clavero Salvador

    págs. 15-22

    

  • PART 1. LEGAL ENCOUNTERS IN HISTORY

  • I - Legal encounters in the ancient mediterranean world

    • Wie gelangte die "Freund-Feindklausel" vom alten Orient (3. Jt. v. Chr.) nach Rom (2. Jh. v. Chr.)?: Überlegungen zur Wanderung einer völkerrechtlichen formal

      Philipp Scheibelreiter

      págs. 27-42

      

    • Military diplomas and the legal integration of the Roman Empire: two military diplomas from Croatia

      Tomislav Karlovic, Ivan Milotic

      págs. 43-57

      

    • The use of greek by roman jurists

      Anna Plisecka

      págs. 59-73

      

    • Los cultos tradicionales orientales en la legislación constantiniana

      Esteban Moreno Resano

      págs. 75-88

      

    • Legal education in Islamic, Jewish and -zoroastrian Law

      János Jany

      págs. 89-104

      

  • II - Crossing legal cultures in the Middle Ages

    • Christian, jews, and muslims: religion and exclusion in the law and society of the crusader states

      Caroline Fally

      págs. 107-120

      

    • Aspects of a west norse legal identity: the icelandic perspective

      Stephen T. Leonard

      págs. 121-127

      

    • Comparability between the Medieval Swedish Town and the Lübeck Law

      Sofia Gustaffson

      págs. 129-140

      

    • An early-medieval "show-trial": Tassilo III's dethronement

      Tamás Nótári

      págs. 141-158

      

    • Der Eid auf Reliquien und Reliquiare in Mittelalter: Verbindung zwischen Gegenwart und Ewigkeit

      Jan Hubertus Schmidt

      págs. 159-168

      

    • "... l'onction du Roy ne donne au Roy aucun novel pover...": Zur Bedeutung bildlicher Fixierung von Herrschaftsrecht im späten Mittelalter am Beispiel des "Livre du sacre" Karl V. von Frankreich

      Stefan Geyer

      págs. 169-184

      

  • III - Legal encounters and secularization trends in Early Modern Period

    • Changes in the legal culture of lithuanuian tatars from the Sixteenth to the Eighteenth Century

      Adam Moniuszko

      págs. 187-201

      

    • Pluralismus und Anti-pluralismus in Südasien im 17.Jh. anhand der Rechtssammlung Al-Fatawa al-Alamgiriyya

      Mouez Khalfaoui

      págs. 203-216

      

    • The consequences of Lord Hardwicke's act in Ireland: an unholy confusion of Church and State

      Maebh Harding

      págs. 217-226

      

    • Ein rechts- und kulturhistorischer Vergleich der Säkularisation von Kirchengut in Deutschland und england im 16.Jahrhundert

      Wolfgang Friedrich

      págs. 227-242

      

    • At he crossroads of law and morality: Lessius on precontractual duties to inform about future market conditions

      Wim Decock

      págs. 243-257

      

    • The theory of Ulrick Huber on the sovereign power concerning religious matters and its historial context

      Atsuko Fukuoka

      págs. 259-277

      

    • Al di qua e al di là delle Alpi: influenze olandesi e tedesche nella produzione giuridica e nell'attività forense di Carlantonio Pilati (1733-1802)

      Andrea Marchisello

      págs. 279-293

      

    • La Commission des monuments et la formulation du concept de patrimoine culturel: Un concept privé vers le domain public. 1791-93

      Pablo Avilés Flores

      págs. 295-308

      

  • PART 2. TRAJECTORIES OF MODERNITY: STATES AND LEGAL CULTURES (NINETEENTH AND TWENTIETH CENTURY)

  • I - Uprooting shared traditions in Private Law

    • The roman law origin of the private law act of the german baltic provinces of the Russian Empire: fact or fiction?

      Hesi Sümets-Gross

      págs. 313-330

      

    • Codification history of the Civil Law in Bosnia and Herzegovina

      Amina Salkic

      págs. 331-347

      

    • Tha appearance of the spanish "Mayorazgo" as "Fideicommissum" in the hungarian Law of Successions

      Zsuzsanna Peres

      págs. 349-364

      

    • The matrimonial law of the muslims of Croatia, 1916-41

      Mirela Kresic

      págs. 365-380

      

  • II - Trajectories in Public Law and Constitutional History

    • The legal "model" of the "Carte Constitutionnelle" and the 1818 Baden Constitution

      Markus J. Prutsch

      págs. 383-398

      

    • La ley ignota: Reflexiones sobre el orden jurídico y la administración de justicia en la construcción de la España liberal (1835-1870)

      María Julia Solla Sastre

      págs. 399-415

      

    • Die Neuebewertung der Staatslehre Otto von Gierkes im Vergleich mit der Staatslehre Paul Labands

      Yasuhiro Endo

      págs. 417-423

      

    • Public Law between the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries : the epicentre of a cultural earthquake: The european phenomenon and the italian case study

      Massimiliano Gregorio

      págs. 425-438

      

  • III - Crimes and trials in History

    • Exporting criminology: the individualization of punishment in Europe and America

      Michele Pifferi

      págs. 441-459

      

    • The setting outside of jurors in pre-famine Ireland

      Richard McMahon

      págs. 461-467

      

    • Geburtswehen der Pressefreiheit in Deutschland

      Norman Domeier

      págs. 469-484

      

    • The Righteous Gentiles Committee, jewish identity and the memory of the Holocaust

      Hemda Gur-Arie

      págs. 485-499

      

  • IV - Challenges in International Law

    • The Ottoman Empire at the Congress of Paris: between new declensions and old prejudices

      Eliana Augusti

      págs. 503-517

      

    • Dialectical genealogies and dialogical progenies in the "earned sovereignty" seedbed: methodology, ideology and the international legal self

      Rose Parfitt

      págs. 519-534