We gladly broadcast the program of the conference Juristische Glossierungstechniken als Mittel rechtswissenschaftlicher Rationalisierungen: Erfahrungen aus dem europäischen Mittelalter – vor und neben den großen Glossae ordinariae that will take place in Munchen form Friday 13 October. PDF VERSION
Judicial settlements in the Regna of Sicily from Frederick II to Alfonso il Magnanimo (13th/14th century)
On Wednesday, October 4 at 1:30 p.m., we will hold the fourth round of the legal history seminars of Roma Tre. Dr. Marta Cerrito will introduce the meeting with a study on Penal transactions in the Regna of Sicily from Frederick II to Alfonso il Magnanimo (13th/14th century). We also attach the abstract and the addendum. Cerrito,Transazioni penali nei Regna siciliani da Federico II ad Alfonso il Magnanimo (XIII-XV sec.) / Abstract e appendice normativa
PROGRAM 2017/2018
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…
Individualism and Constituent Power (18th-19th century): Reflections and Research Hypothesis
On Thursday, June 8 at 02:30 p.m., we will hold the third round of the legal history seminars of Roma Tre. Prof. Alvazzi Del Frate will introduce the meeting with a study on Individualism and Constituent Power (18th-19th century): Reflections and Research Hypothesis. We also attach a recent article of Paolo Alvazzi relevant to the topic. Legalità e Rivoluzione nel Settecento Razionalista DOWNLOAD PDF
Legalità e Rivoluzione nel Settecento Razionalista (*)
Text provided by Paolo Alvazzi Del Frate during the seminar on Individualism and Constituent Power (18th-19th century): Reflections and Research Hypothesis
Conference | For a reinterpretation of Pasquale Stanislao Mancini
On Friday June 16, 2017 at 9:45 am, at the University of Sapienza – Law Department, Aula IX – a meeting will take place on the title “For a reinterpretation of Pasquale Stanislao Mancini (1817-1888)” Find attached the details of the program down below
BEIC Foundation | Old texts of law: for the enhancement of a European cultural heritage
BEIC Official website On Tuesday May 16, 2017 at 15.15 pm, at the Hall of Parliamentary Acts of the Senate Library – Piazza della Minerva 38 – a meeting will take place on the title Old texts of law: for the enhancement of a European cultural heritage Speakers include: Antonio Padoa Schioppa, University of Milan, Vice President of the Beic Foundation Emanuele Conte, University of Rome Tre Claudia Storti, University…
Medieval “Order” versus Individualism: The Enduring Fascination of German Constitutional History
* Papers provided by Emanuele Conte relevant to the topic On Wednesday, May 3 at 01:00 p.m., we will hold the second round of the legal history seminars of Roma Tre. Prof. Emanuele Conte will introduce the meeting with a study on Medieval “Order” versus Individualism: The Enduring Fascination of German Constitutional History, of which we enclose a Working Paper. We also attach a recent article of Gerhard Dilcher relevant to the topic. Emanuele Conte, Medieval “Order” versus Individualism: The Enduring Fascination…
Medieval “Order” versus Individualism: The Enduring Fascination of German Constitutional History (*)
Provisional version presented to the professors of the Law School in Chicago in April 2016
Law, Religion and Politics in the Fourth Century Rome
The work of Luca Loschiavo takes as its starting point a passage of Ammian – a sincere admirer of Rome – and his timely observation of the activities of urban prefects under the first years of the Valentinian Empire. The 4th century historian – illustrating the transition from the government of Julian the Apostate – tells of a Rome agitated by the wine crisis and the ongoing construction speculation “which…
