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Ignaz Seipel (1876–1932). In the Tension between Church, Party, and Politics
Journal on European History of LawNadja El Beheiri
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, 2018 Abstract Roman law has been a system of practice and field of academic study for some 2,400 years. Today, the field enjoys unprecedented diversity in terms of linguistic, disciplinary, and national context. However, the contours of contemporary study are the product of complex and imbricated historical factors: the non-codification by ...
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Roman Law Among Pandectists and Roman Law Among Romans
Civil Law Review, 2023This article, written by Professor Riccardo Cardilli, explores the evolution of views on Roman private law. The article delves into the methodological and ideological factors that influenced the recovery of knowledge about ancient Roman law. Special attention is given to the role of Roman sources in the development of pandect law, including doctrinal ...
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2021
Europe, and Italy in particular, have been the recipients - in recent years - of intense migratory flows, which have required the attention of the legislator to address the problems arising from the phenomenon in question. An in-depth reflection is therefore required, aimed at reviewing the whole issue of immigration and proposing to verify the ...
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Europe, and Italy in particular, have been the recipients - in recent years - of intense migratory flows, which have required the attention of the legislator to address the problems arising from the phenomenon in question. An in-depth reflection is therefore required, aimed at reviewing the whole issue of immigration and proposing to verify the ...
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The Journal of Legal Studies, 2001
Abstract The legal “puzzle” raised by modern blackmail is that although it is lawful to disseminate harmful information about another person, just so long as the information is true, it is unlawful to extort money by making threats to do so. Roman law took a different approach.
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Abstract The legal “puzzle” raised by modern blackmail is that although it is lawful to disseminate harmful information about another person, just so long as the information is true, it is unlawful to extort money by making threats to do so. Roman law took a different approach.
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2018
This chapter addresses the origin and development of Roman legal sources — that is, the methods and procedures for establishing new legally binding rules, standards, and norms. The source of a legal norm gives it ultimate validity. Legal sources can be classified in many different ways.
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This chapter addresses the origin and development of Roman legal sources — that is, the methods and procedures for establishing new legally binding rules, standards, and norms. The source of a legal norm gives it ultimate validity. Legal sources can be classified in many different ways.
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2009
The present understanding of Roman law is by and large based on snippets of texts collected in a 6th-century compilation of legal sources known as the Corpus Iuris Civilis, ordered by the Roman emperor Justinian. These fragments, which were stripped of their original context by the drafters of this project, represent the intellectual pinnacle of Roman ...
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The present understanding of Roman law is by and large based on snippets of texts collected in a 6th-century compilation of legal sources known as the Corpus Iuris Civilis, ordered by the Roman emperor Justinian. These fragments, which were stripped of their original context by the drafters of this project, represent the intellectual pinnacle of Roman ...
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