JOURNAL: Comparative Legal History III (2015), No 1 (ISSN 2049-677X) is out !

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Routledge Law (Taylor & Francis) published the first issue of this year's volume of Comparative Legal History, the peer reviewed journal of our Society.

Contents:

• Preface (Antonio Masferrer & Sean Patrick Donlan)
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• The iuramentum perhorrescentiae under canon law: an influence on the development of early chancery jurisdiction? (Richard Perruso) (2-37)
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•  Finding, sharing and risk of loss: of whales, bees and other valuable finds in Iceland, Denmark and Norway (William Ian Miller & Helle Vogt)
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• The concept of military occupation in the era of the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars (Peter M.R. Stirk) (60-84)
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• Cultural and legal transfer in Napoleonic Europe: codification of Dutch civil law as a cross-national process (Martijn van der Burg) (85-109)
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• Just trust us: a short history of emergency powers and constitutional change (Marc de Wilde) (110-130)
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• ‘Inter ruinas publicas scriptum’: Ernest Nys, a legal historian in defence of Belgian tax payers during the Great War (Frederik Dhondt) (131-151)
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•  The theory and practice of indigenous dispossession in the late nineteenth century: the Saami in the far north of Europe and the legal history of colonialism (Kaius Tuori) (152-185)
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Book Reviews:

• Disputing strategies in medieval Scandinavia (Mia Korpiola) (186-191)
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• The jurists: a critical history (Jacques Vanderlinden) (191-196)
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• Rethinking modern European intellectual history (Katharina Isabel Schmidt) (196-202)
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•  Geistliche und weltliche Gerichte im Alten Reich. Zuständigkeitsstreitigkeiten und Instanzenzüge (Wim Decock) (202-204)
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•  Frankfurt und Hamburg vor dem Reichskammergericht. Zwei Handels- und Handwerkszentren im Vergleich (Bram van Hofstraeten) (204-207)
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•  Legal orientalism: China, the United States, and modern law (Stefan Kroll) (207-2011)
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•  Medicine and the law in the Middle Ages (Colm Peter McGrath) (211-216)
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•  The conversion of Scandinavia: Vikings, merchants, and missionaries in the remaking of Northern Europe (Helle Vogt) (216-221)
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