Every first Wednesday of the month from October to June, h. 01:30 – 03:30 p.m.
Department of Law, University of ‘Roma Tre’, II floor, Room 278. Address: Via Ostiense 159, 00154, Rome, a few steps away from ‘St. Paul’ Metro B.
5th April 2017 h.13:30 – Room 278
Luca Loschiavo, University of Roma Tre
Law, Religion and Politics in the Fourth Century Rome
3rd May 2017 h.13:30 – Room 278
Emanuele Conte, University of Roma Tre
Medieval “Order” versus Individualism: The Enduring Fascination of German Constitutional History (PDF)
Thursday 8th June 2017 h 14:30 – Room 278
Paolo Alvazzi Del Frate, University of Roma Tre
Individualism and Constituent Power (18th-19th century): Reflections and Research Hypothesis
4th October 2017 h.13:30 – Room 278
Marta Cerrito, PhD Candidate at University of Roma Tre
Judicial settlements in the Regna of Sicily from Frederick II to Alfonso il Magnanimo (13th/14th century)
8th November 2017 h.13:30 – Room 278
Ian Wood, University of Leeds
Burgundian lawmaking, 476-534
6th December 2017 h.13:30 – Room 278
Flavia Mancini, PhD Candidate at University of Roma Tre in co-tutorship with the École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales of Paris
Common properties and collective rights in Papal State: the role of the Sacra Congregatio Boni Regiminis (XVIII-XIX centuries)
10th January 2018 h.13:30 – Room 278
Dario Internullo, University of Roma Tre
Around the corpus of early medieval documents: typologies, texts, contexts
7th February 2018 h.13:30 – Room 278
Maria Rosa Di Simone, University of Tor Vergata
Reflections and notes from a research on the crimen magiae
7th March 2018 h.13:30 – Room 278
Dr. Andrew Cecchinato, Dr. Will Eves, Dr. Attilio Stella and Dr. Sarah White (University of St Andrews):
Consonance, Divergence and Transformation in Western Europe from the late eleventh to the thirteenth centuries
Round Table coordinated by prof. Emanuele Conte and prof. Sara Menzinger.
