NOTICE: International Conference at Villa Vigoni (21-24 November 2012)

What: "Agon e distinzione. Luoghi sociali del duello fra Medioevo e Prima Età Moderna"
Where: Villa Vigoni, Associazione Villa Vigoni, Centro Italo-Tedesco, Via Giulio Vigoni, 122017 Loveno di Menaggio (CO)
When: 21-24 November 2012


Organization: Prof. Dr. Uwe Israel, Dresden; Dr. Christian Jaser, Dresden

 
To read the program,see prof. Paolo Alvazzi Del Frate's website on legal history: http://www.storiadeldiritto.org/uploads/5/9/4/8/5948821/programma.villavigoni.pdf 

REMINDER: Comparative Legal History (the Official ESCLH Journal)

The European Society for Comparative Legal History (ESCLH) and Hart Publishing (UK) now publish Comparative Legal History (CLH), an international and comparative review of law and history, the official journal of the ESCLH. 

The journal will be published, both online and in print, twice a year, appearing in the spring and the autumn. The first issue will appear in Spring 2013:

Articles will explore both 'internal' legal history (doctrinal and disciplinary developments in the law) and 'external' legal history (legal ideas and institutions in wider contexts). Rooted in the complexity of the various Western legal traditions worldwide, the journal will also investigate other laws and customs from around the globe. Comparisons may be either temporal or geographical and both legal and other law-like normative traditions will be considered. Scholarship on comparative and trans-national historiography, including trans-disciplinary approaches, is particularly welcome.

The Editors welcome scholarly submissions in the English language:

To submit an article please contact Articles Editor Heikki Pihlajamäki (heikki.pihlajamaki@helsinki.fi). The optimal length for articles is between 7500 to 15000 words, including footnotes. All articles are submitted to double blind peer review.

To propose a review, please contact Reviews Editor Agustin Parise (agustin.parise@maastrichtuniversity.nl). Book reviews will generally range from 1500 to 2500 words. Review articles will also be considered.

The Hart website also has information on the Editors (both the Editorial Staff and International Editorial Board), an Email alert service of the 'Table of Contents', and subscription information. 

Note that a special arrangement between the ESCLH and Hart has been made to ensure that, beginning next year, ESCLH membership fees will include a subscription to CLH.

Potential contributors should pay special attention to the ‘Notes for Contributors’ on the website. In particular, contributors whose first language is not English are strongly advised to have their papers edited by native Anglophone scholars in advance of their submission to ensure a clear presentation of their ideas and an accurate appraisal of their work.

Spread the word. 

NOTICE: Conference on "Arma, iura at leges" at the University of Naples Federico II (16 November 2012)

What: Iura Arma Leges. Una giornata di studio per Vincenzo Giuffrè
Where: University of Naples "Federico II", via Mezzocannone, 8 / via G. Paladino 39, Napoli
When: 16 November 2012, 3:30 pm

Contacts: email: dipdirom@unina.it, boulvert@unna.it, Tel. 0039 081 2535129 - Fax 0039 0825135100;  Tel. 0039 081 2534326

Source: http://nomodos.blogspot.it/2012/10/univ-napoli-federico-ii-dpt-fr-de.html#more 

NOTICE: Conference on the circulation of legal models and the formation of networks in the 19th century (University of Rennes, 14-15 November 2012)

What: Circulation des modèles juridiques et formation des réseaux au XIXe siècle: vers un fonds juridique européen?

Where: University of Rennes 1, Faculté de Droit et de Science Politique - Salle 209 - 9 rue Jean Macé - Rennes

When: 14-15 November 2012

Deadline for registration: 2 November 2012

Organization: Tiphaine Le Yoncourt, Anthony Mergey and Sylvain Soleil







Contacts and registration:

Carine GOVEN, 9 rue Jean Macé - CS 54203 - 35042 RENNES cedex, droit-secretaiat-chd@univrennes1.fr - Tel : 02 23 23 53 22

Registration fee:

15 € (free for studentsand staff of the University f Rennes1)
Lunch: 10 €

Source: http://nomodos.blogspot.it/2012/10/univ-rennes-1-iode-chd-colloq.html#more 

To read the program click here

 

NOTICE: Conference on the iconography of justice (University Lille2, 9 November 2012)

What: "Introduction à la justice criminelle dans les Pays-Bas du sud à l’époque moderne :
approche iconographique" by Tanguy Le Marc’hadour

Where: University Lille2, Law Faculty, Centre d'Histoire Judiciaire (UMR 8025), Salle Guy Debeyre

When: 9 November 2012, 10:30 am




In the framework of the series of conferences Justice en Images/Justice caricaturée - 2012-2013, this conference has the aim to analyze criminal justice from the point of view of iconography in southern Netherlands in the Modern Period.

For more information click here.
 

CALL FOR PAPERS: Irish Legal History Society 2013 Conference (Dublin, 7-8 July 2013)

What: Irish Legal History Society 2013 Conference: “The Irish Legal Diaspora”. 

When: 7-8 July 2013

Where: Dublin

Deadline: 5 November 2012

The Irish Legal History Society intends to hold a conference in July 2013 to celebrate the 25th anniversary since its foundation in 1988.  The theme that has been chosen is that of “The Irish Legal Diaspora”.  The conference itself will be a day and a half in duration.  The theme is intended to attract international scholars from the Commonwealth, the USA and beyond.  The ILHS hopes to facilitate their attendance by dovetailing the conference with the 2013 British Legal History Conference that will be held at the University of Glasgow. Proposals of less than 500 words for papers relating to the Irish legal diaspora in any part of the world should reach the organisers by 5 November 2012.  More details can be found on the ILHS website.  The conference email is: ildc2013@yahoo.ieI.
See also: http://esclh.blogspot.it/2012/06/notice-irish-legal-diaspora-conference.html.

CALL FOR PAPERS: XIXth European Forum of Young Legal Historians: "(Wo)Men in Legal History" (15-18 May 2013, Lille/Ghent)

The call for papers for the upcoming XIXth European Forum for Young Legal Historians is online on the AYLH website. The county of Flanders will host the conference in its cities of Lille (in France from 1667 on) and Ghent (Kingdom of Belgium).

This year, -as the rather Rubensian blindfolded lady, holding the balance of justice between the sexes, indicates- the conference focuses on gender and the law. Although this subject is quite catch-all in itself, the organizers emphasise that separate contributions are welcome as well. Contributions will be published in a double blind peer-reviewed volume of the Iuris Scripta Historica-series (Legal History Committee of the Royal Flemish Academy of Sciences, Arts and Literature).

Participants can submit a proposal until 31 January 2013. Fees will be € 80 (speakers) or € 100 (passive attendants).

Practical information of this double-headed, binational, but mono-county event (hotel bookings, travel, events) will be published on the websites of the Legal History Institute (Ghent) and the Centre d'Histoire Judiciaire (Lille 2).

CALL FOR PAPERS: The History and Politics of Abortion (paper collection)

CFP: The History and Politics of Abortion

An edited collection by Tracy Penny Light and Shannon Stettner

Women’s bodies have always been sites of struggle – over meanings and for control.  The most polarizing conflicts involve women’s reproductive autonomy.  Around the world women continue to fight for or to retain hard won abortion rights.  Women’s experiences with abortion are contested by and between the medical establishment, the state, churches, the media, and activists.  Further complicating these conflicts are issues of race, class, gender, and heteronormativity.  This collection seeks to publish works on the history and politics of abortion worldwide.  We invite theoretical, country-specific, and transnational comparative pieces.

Topics may include, but are not limited to:

-Shifting (historical/political) meanings of abortion
-The place of women in abortion politics/history
-Historical constructions of the fetus
-“Pro-choice” and “pro-life” activism
-Reproductive justice movement
-The role of the state in abortion politics
- The role of the medical profession in abortion politics
-The influence of medical advancements on abortion politics/history
-Abortion and sexuality

Please submit abstracts of no more than 300 words and a one-page CV to Tracy Penny Light. Article abstracts due November 30, 2012.

Tracy Penny Light is Director of Women’s Studies at the University of Waterloo and Associate Professor in the Sexuality, Marriage, and Family Studies and History departments at St. Jerome’s University (University of Waterloo).  Her research explores the medical discourse on gender and sexuality in Canada and the United States in the twentieth century.  Her forthcoming book, Shifting Interests: The Medical Discourse on Abortion in English Canada, 1850-1969 (Wilfrid Laurier University Press) explores the ways that the medical profession has understood abortion practices in the past.  She has published articles on masculinity and the feminine ideal in Canada and the United States as well as on developing historical thinking in students.  She is also co-editing two forthcoming books: Bodily Subjects: Essays on Gender and Health, 1800-2000 (with Wendy Mitchinson and Barbara Brookes) and a book on feminist pedagogy in higher education (with Jane Nicholas and Renee Bondy).

Shannon Stettner recently defended her dissertation, Women and Abortion in English Canada: Public Debates and Political Participation, 1959-1970, at York University and is under contract to revise the manuscript for publication (Wilfrid Laurier University Press). The book explores women’s contributions to the abortion law reform debate of the decade.  She has published in the Canadian Bulletin of Medical History and is currently editing a volume of abortion narratives and think pieces entitled Voices on Choice(s): Reflections on Abortion in Canada.

(source: Legal History Blog)

NOTICE: presentation of 2 books on colonialism and international law (Italian Senate, Rome, 26 October 2012)

What: Colonialismo e diritto internazionale. Nuove prospettive di ricerca tra storia e diritto.
Presentation of the following books:
"L'Africa come carriera. Funzioni e funzionari del colonialismo italiano" by Chiara Giorgi (Carocci, 2012)
"Origini di una scienza. Diritto internazionale e colonialismo nel XIX secolo" by Luigi Nuzzo (Klostermann, 2012).

Where: Senato della Repubblica (Rome), Piazza della Minerva, Sala degli Atti Parlamentari

When: 26 October 2012, 5:30 pm

The presentations will be followed by a discussion with Luciano Martone, Ugo Mattei, Aldo Mazzacane.

 

CALL FOR PAPERS: International conference on craftsmen and guilds in the medieval and early modern periods (University of Luxembourg, 12-14 September 2013)

What: International conference on craftsmen and guilds in the medieval and early modern periods
Where: University of Luxembourg
When: 12-14 September 2013
Deadline: 23 November 2012

The subject of craftsmen and their institutions looks back on two centuries of research tradition, but it has long been caught up in clichés such as the guilds’ supposed backwardness and exclusiveness. In the course of the last years a paradigmatic shift has increasingly emphasised the guilds’ dynamics and social mobility. This has opened the way to a series of new studies and research questions, but currently there is no institutional framework to facilitate a systematic exchange on the subject.

The conference, which is organised by the History Department of the University of Luxemburg and the research project “Villux”, wants to provide a dialogue board for young and more experienced researchers to present their approaches to the exploration of guilds and craftsmen on an international level. Moreover, it aims at the exchange of medieval and early modern historians, and thus expressly encourages contributions on the latter period.

The conference focuses on socio-historical perspectives. It is especially interested in papers which take up the new approach of researchers such as Claire Dolan, Josef Ehmer, Philippe Minard, Simona Cerutti and Steve Kaplan who lay new emphasise on the heterogeneity of guilds by analysing not simply their institutional framework, but the different strategies of their members generating this framework.

Potential topics are:
- social capital and social strategies of craftsmen
- guilds and social cohesion: personal relations inside and outside of guilds
- crafts and women
- functions of guilds
- living conditions and economic situation of craftsmen
- crafts and their spatial arrangement in urban environments
- supraregional exchange and mobility

The conference will take place from September 12th-14th 2013 at the University of Luxemburg. Presentations should be limited to 30 minutes and should preferably be given in English, but contributions in German and French will also be considered. Abstracts of no longer than 300 words and a short CV can be submitted to Eva Jullien (eva.jullien@uni.lu) by Novembre 23d.

Travel and accommodation costs can be partly subsidised by the organisers.

Kontakt:

Eva Jullien Laboratoire d'Histoire Université du Luxembourg route de Diekirch B.P. 2 L-7201 Walferdange eva.jullien@uni.lu   For more information click here

 

CALL FOR PAPERS: LOEWE-Workshop for Young Scholars: “Canon Law, Moral Theology and Conflict Resolution in the Early Modern Period” (MPIER, Frankfurt a.M, 28 February-1 March 2013)

What: LOEWE-Workshop for Young Scholars:“Canon Law, Moral Theology and Conflict Resolution in the Early Modern Period"

Where: Max-Planck-Institute for European Legal History, Frankfurt am Main

 

When: 28 February-1 March 2013

 

Deadline: 15 November 2012

 

The past decade has seen an increasing interest among legal historians, jurists, philosophers, theologians and historians of economic thought in canon law and moral theology in the early modern period, e.g. the School of Salamanca. Therefore, the LOEWE-Junior Research Group would like to invite young scholars working in these fields to the Max-Planck-Institute for Legal History for a workshop and dialogue among peers.

The workshop will be organized from 28 February through 1 March 2013 at the Max-Planck-Institute for Legal History in Frankfurt am Main. The main idea behind the workshop is to bring together doctoral students and post-doctoral researchers working on dispute settlement in the early modern period, late scholasticism, canon law, moral theology or similar topics. The workshop is intended to be international and interdisciplinary in nature, so that a dialogue which goes beyond national and disciplinary frontiers can be created. Participants will have 30 minutes to present their research, followed by an open discussion of half an hour.

Candidates are invited to apply for the workshop until 15 November 2012. Travel expenses and accommodation will be covered by the organization. Please send a CV along with a short description of your research project to Dr Wim Decock, LOEWE Research Group Leader (decock@rg.mpg.de ). Presentations can be made in German or in English. For further questions and enquiries, do not hesitate to contact Dr Wim Decock.

To foster dialogue among participants, successful applicants will be expected to submit a paper or at least a detailed table of contents and an abstract of their research project by 1 February 2013.

CALL FOR PAPERS: 'Bartolus de Saxoferrato and the legal as well as political thought of the Renaissance' (Sassoferrato, Istituto Internazionale di Studi Piceni)

Every summer the Istituto Internazionale di Studi Piceni runs a conference on humanistic subjects at Sassoferrato (between Perugia and Ancona). It lasts for a week, of which Sun.-Wed. is taken up with seminars, Wed.-Sat. with papers. The atmosphere is relaxed and convivial. In 2013 the starting date is June 30th. 

The seminars, in 2013 on satire ('La satira dall'antichità all'Umanesimo'), are designed for students at roughly doctoral level, and grants are offered that cover bed and board. Students who wish to attend and receive a grant should have enough Italian to profit from both the seminars and the papers. Up to three grants will be available for students from the U. K. and the Republic of Ireland; applications or inquiries should be sent as soon as possible, but in any event by the end of November 2012, to Professor Michael Reeve (mdr1000@cam.ac.uk).

Papers, which can be given in any of the main European languages, should not exceed 20 minutes. In 2013 the topic of the conference is 'Bartolo da Sassoferrato e il pensiero giuridico e politico nel Rinascimento', but other humanistic topics can be accommodated, especially if they concern the Marche (Picenum). Papers are published in Studi Umanistici Piceni, which has a fine record of appearing promptly. Anyone from the U. K. or the Republic of Ireland who would like to give a paper should get in touch with Michael Reeve (as above) by the end of November 2012.'

(notice from the Edinburgh Legal History Blog)

Notice: Seminar at the "École normale supérieure" (Paris)

 

Source: http://nomodos.blogspot.it/2012/09/ec-nat-chartes-et-ens-sem-histoire-des.html 

 

What: Seminar, Histoire des juristes et de  l'enseignement du droit

Where: Ecole normale supérieure, département des sciences sociales (bâtiment principal, salle 6), 48 boulevard Jourdan, 75014 Paris.

When: Fall semester 2012-2013, 10h30 - 12h30

 

Organization: Patrick Arabeyre (Ecole des Chartes) and Jean-Louis Halpérin (Ecole normale supérieure)

Program (October-November)

• 12 octobre 2012 – Rainer-Maria Kiesow (EHESS), Le monde de Josef K. [sur le comparatiste allemand Josef Kohler (1849-1919)].
• 26 octobre 2012. – Jean-Louis Halpérin (ENS), Brève histoire des juristes japonais à l'époque contemporaine.
• 9 novembre 2012. – Arnaud Paturet (CNRS/ENS), L'esclavage et la question de l'homme: des juristes romains au Code noir.
• 23 novembre 2012. – Heikki Pihlajamäki (Université d’Helsinki), Legal education and the birth of professional lawyers in Scandinavia (ca. 1600-1900).

For more information click here
 

CALL FOR PAPERS: New World(s) of Faith: Religion and Law in Historical Perspective, 1500-2000 (June 13-14, 2013, University of Pennsylvania)

Source: http://legalhistoryblog.blogspot.it/

What: Conference New World(s) of Faith: Religion and Law in Historical Perspective, 1500-2000
Where: University of Pennsylvania Law School, 3501 Sansom Street, Philadelphia, PA 19014
When: June 13 - 14, 2013
Deadline call for papers: 15 December 2012.

"New Worlds of Faith" will explore the ways that religion and law have functioned in the Americas, from colonial periods through 2000. Although we do not intend to limit proposals by such examples, we would be interested in papers on witchcraft prosecutions, citizenship and religious identity, protections (or not) for religious speech and worship, legal repression of indigenous faiths, and so on. The conference will focus on showcasing the work primarily of junior scholars, including both graduate students and untenured faculty, although senior scholars' work will also be welcome. This conference, one of a series begun in 2007, is co-sponsored by the University of Pennsylvania Law School and History Department, the University of Minnesota, University of Illinois, and University of Michigan Law Schools, and the University of Chicago History Department.

Interested participants should submit a proposal of no more than 300 words, in Word format, accompanied by a cv of no more than 3 pages. While proposals for entire panels will also be accepted for consideration, they are by no means required. All proposals are due by 15 December 2012. Applicants will be notified by email no later than 1 February 2013 whether their proposals have been accepted for presentation. No previously published work will be accepted, as the conference is designed to provide a forum for productive and supportive discussion of works in progress.

Accepted participants will be required to submit a full paper, in Word format, of no more than 10,000 words by 1 May 2013. All papers will be pre-circulated on a password-protected website, and read by all participants. While the convenors cannot promise to meet all travel expenses for each participant, there will be a modest travel and accommodations budget provided for all presenters and commentators. The convenors are also interested in hearing from senior scholars who may be interested in commenting or chairing panels.

All proposals and expressions of interest should be sent to Anna Gavin, Faculty Events Coordinator, agavin@law.upenn.edu.

For information about the conference click here

NOTICE: A history of judgements from the Middle Ages until today

Source: http://criminocorpus.hypotheses.org/5230 (J. C. Farcy)

Autour de la sentence judiciaire, du Moyen Age à l’époque contemporaine, sous la direction de Benoît Garnot et Bruno Lemesle, Dijon, Éditions universitaires de Dijon, 2012, 376 p. ISBN 978-2-36441-028-2

This new collective work examines the evolution and characters of judgements from the Middle Ages until today considering a vast geographical area, from Europe to America.

For more information click here









Index:
Sentences et accords

• Arnaud Fossier, Grâce, mesure et discipline. Les sentences de la Pénitencerie Apostolique (XIIIe-XIVe siècle)
• Isabelle Mathieu, « … disons et declarons par notre sentence, jugement et à droit…» : Le prononcé de la sentence en Anjou et dans le Maine à la fin du Moyen Âge
• Bernard Dauven et Aude Musin, La composition : de la peine au crime (duché de Brabant et comté de Namur, XVe siècle)
• Claire Soussen, La sentence judiciaire dans les relations entre juifs et chrétiens au Moyen Age. L’exemple de la couronne d’Aragon aux XIIIe-XIVe siècles
• Kevin Saule, L’officialité diocésaine de Beauvais et les procès criminels inaboutis (XVIIe siècle)
• Éric Wenzel, « Le grand arrangement » : au sujet du faible nombre des sentences prononcées en Nouvelle-France (1670-1760)
• Françoise Briegel, Etre détenu en sa demeure : la prison domestique à Genève sous l’Ancien Régime
• Catherine Denys, Les jugements de police dans une ville en Révolution : les sentence de l’an III à Amiens
• Claire Lemercier, L’accord et la sentence dans le règlement des litiges économiques au XIXe siècle
• Vincent Bernaudeau, Audience sans accusé, jugement sans contradiction : la procédure de contumace devant la cour d’assises de Maine-et-Loire (années 1830-1930)
• Léna Pertuy, La sentence arbitrale dans les conflits collectifs du travail à partir de la fin du XIXe siècle

Sentences et délits

• Emilie Rosenblieh, Les sentences déclaratoires dans le droit et la justice de l’Eglise latine au Moyen Age (XIIe au XVe siècle)
• Xavier Hélary et Alain Provost : « Exécrable sodomite et traître envers son seigneur ». La sentence portée contre Adenolfo d’Aquino, comte d’Acerra
• Véronique Beaulande-Barraud, « Ad libram cere condempnatus »: les officialités champenoises et l’amende en Cire (Châlons, Troyes, XVe siècle)
• Valérie Toureille, Les sentences en matière de vol à la fin du Moyen Age. Forme et contenu : quels enjeux ?
• Carole Avignon, Les mariages clandestins à l’épreuve du jugement en droit et en équité : le témoignage des sentences médiévales
• Nicolas Diochon, Les sentences dans les procès de sorcellerie et superstitions du district inquisitorial de Saragosse ; XVe-XIXe siècle)
• Matthieu Lecoutre, Le compromis du cabaret à Nantes au XVIIIe siècle
• Jean-Christophe Robert, La réparation civile dans les affaires de mœurs en Roussillon au XVIIIe siècle
• Pierre Legal, Réprimer les délits forestiers. De la sévérité d’une juridiction d’exception à la rigueur de la justice spécialisée (Bas-Poitou – Vendée, 1750-1835)
• Anne-Claude Ambroise-Rendu, Les arrêts des cours d’assises en matière d’attentat à la pudeur sur enfants, XIXe-XXe siècles, sous le règne de l’opinion ?

Sentences et autorités

• Ghislain Baury, La grande aristocratie et le système judiciaire dans le royaume de Castille (XIIe-XIIIe siècle). Les sentences des “ricoshombres” du lignage Haro
• Céline Cheirézy, Les sentences inquisitoriales en Toulousain au XIIIe siècle : un impact sur les élites à reconsidérer
• Maïté Billoré, Les sentences pour crime de trahison dans le “regnum” anglo-normand aux XIe-XIIIe siècle
• Claude Denjean, Un élément du développement de la justice royale : les sentences et l’appel dans le principat de Catalogne et le royaume de Majorque, fin XIIIe-début XIVe siècle
• Vannina Marchi Van Cauwelaert, La lutte contre la violence aristocratique dans l’affirmation d’un Etat territorial génois en Corse (fin XVe-début XVIe siècles)
• Olivier Caporossi, Penser la sentence judiciaire dans l’Espagne du Siècle d’or. Les commentaires du juge de cour Juan de Quiñones (1614-1643)
• Eric Roulet, L’Inquisition et les dissimulateurs d’idoles à travers trois affaires jugées à Mexico en 1539
• Sarah Auspert, Gérer la misère, chasser l’indésirable et maîtriser l’indomptable. Critères de choix et objectifs des sentences criminelles prononcées contre les femmes par les juges de la Haute Cour de Namur dans la seconde moitié du XVIIIe siècle
• Emmanuel Berger, e recours aux nullités de l’instruction sous le Directoire. Un instrument de contrôle des procédures et des sentences criminelles

En guise de conclusion
 • Rubens Damasceno Morais, La propagation de l’accord ou la construction de l’unanimité dans une cour d’appel brésilienne

---

 

NOTICE: New Website for the "Studies in Legal History" Series

The American Society for Legal History has updated its website, focusing on the book series "Studies in Legal History". See here.

NOTICE: MPI Frankfurt Working Paper Series on SSRN

The Max Planck Institute for European Legal History (Frankfurt) has launched a Working Paper Series on SSRN.

Subscriptions here (free login required), list of papers here.

CALL FOR PAPERS: "La justice dans les cités épiscopales du Moyen Age à la fin de l’Ancien Régime", Albi, 17-18 October 2013

Source: http://nomodos.blogspot.it/





What: "La justice dans les cités épiscopales du Moyen Age à la fin de l’Ancien Régime".
Where: Centre Universitaire de Formation et de Recherche Jean-François Champollion-GREJA (Albi).
When: 17-18 October 2013.
Deadline: 1 March 2013.

 

The Centre Toulousain d’Histoire du Droit et des Idées Politiques organizes a conference with the aim to bring together legal historians and historians on the topic of justice in the episcopal cities from the Middle Ages until the end of the Ancien Régime ("La justice dans les cités épiscopales du Moyen Age à la fin de l’Ancien Régime").
Papers can be submitted until March 1st 2013.

Contact: Béatrice Fourniel, maître de conférences au CUFR Jean-François Champollion - beatrice.fourniel@univ-jfc.fr

For further information click here

 

NOTICE: 40 years of "Quaderni fiorentini" (University of Florence, 18-19 October 2012)

What: "Storia e diritto. Esperienze a confronto": international conference to celebrate 40 years of "Quaderni fiorentini"
Where: University of Florence, Aula Magna del Rettorato, Piazza San Marco 4
When: 18-19 October 2012

The University of Florence, Centro di Studi per la Storia del Pensiero Giuridico Moderno, organizes a two days conference to celebrate 40 years of "Quaderni fiorentini", a "message and a symbol of unity for legal science, an instrument for dialogue between jurists (historians, legal philosophers, comparativists, experts on substantive law)" as Paolo Grossi wrote.

Orgnization:
irene.stolzi@unifi.it
massmiliano.gregorio@unifi.it
marco.sabbioneti@unif.it

Information:
Sig.ra Alma Lelli
Centro di Studi per la Storia del Pensiero Giuridico Moderno
Tel. +39 055 499084
Email: segreteria@centropgm.unifi.it

To read the program (pdf) click here
 

Manuel António Hespanha ceased to be professor at the Universidade Autónoma de Lisboa

The collaboration between prof. António Hespanha and the Universidade Autónoma de Lisboa has suddenly come to an end at the end of August 2012.
For more information click here or directly on Prof. Hespanha's blog.