(Source: Historyoflaw.eu)
We learned of the publication of
the latest issue of the Journal on European History of Law. Here the Table of
Contents:
ARTICLES
Jaromír Tauchen: Die Arbeitsverwaltung im Protektorat Böhmen und Mähren
(1939 – 1945)
Arian Petoft, Mahmoud Abbasi: A
Historical Overview of Law and Neuroscience: From the Emergence of Medico-Legal
Discourses to Developed Neurolaw
Simone Rosati: Individual
Ownership and Collective Ownership in the Nineteenth‑Century Debate before the
Sacred Economic Congregation
Javier Belda Iniesta: The
Pre-Constantine Conciliar Season
Georgios Tzeferakos, Marina
Skourteli, Alexandra Palli, Athanassios Douzenis: The Origins of Homicide
Legislation in Ancient Greece
István Szászdi: The “Protector de
Indios” in Early Modern Age America
Vlasta Švoger: Control of the
Press in Croatia 1848-1849: From Censorship over Unlimited Freedom of the Press
to the First Croatian Press Act
Paweł Fiktus: An Official in the
Polish Political and Legal Thought of the Second Half of the 18th Century on
the Example of the Theses of Józef Hieronim Pawlikowski and Józef Puszet de
Puget
Andrey Bystrov: The Forgotten
Anarchist: Political and Legal Aspects of Alexei Borovoy’s Anarcho-Humanism
Tetiana Syroid, Oleksandr
Havrylenko, Alona Shevchenko: Evolution of Financial Law Basics within the
Antique States of the North Black Sea Region (Late 7th Century BC – the First
Half of the 6th Century AD)
Róbert Jáger: Legal and Social
Status of the Church in Great Moravia
Antonín Lojek: Die böhmische Konföderation von 1619 und ihre Erweiterung um
die österreichischen evangelischen Stände
Tomáš Mach: From the Balfour
Declaration to the Creation of the State of Israel: The Issue of Legal
Importance of this Declaration, Its Historical Role, and Consequences of the
Arab Attack upon the Newly Proclaimed State of Israel on the Plane of Public International
Law
Adam Boóc: Comments on the
Concept of Arbiter in Roman Law
Peter Takács: On Stateform of
Hungary between 1920 and 1944: Applicability of the Term „Monarchy without a
King”
István Ambrus: The Development of
Complaint and Public Interest Disclosure Regulation in Hungary
György Képes: Development of the
Structural Independence of the Hungarian Judiciary from the Beginning until the
End of the 19th Century
Fatri Islamaj, Engjëll Likmeta:
Historical Aspects of Sale Contract according to Albanian Customary Law
Dominik Terstriep: Die Überdehnung des Raumes – Globalisierung im 16. Jahrhundert
Raluca Enescu: Simplified
Procedures in Criminal Matters and the Risk of Judicial Errors: The Case of
Penal Orders in Germany
Book Reviews:
Heike Stopp: Hans Welzel und der Nationalsozialismus
Tamar Herzog: A Short History of
European Law: The Last Two and a Half Millennia
Dirk Reitz, Hendrik Thoß (Hg.): Sachsen, Deutschland und Europa im
Zeitalter der Weltkriege
Markus Apostolow: Der „immerwährende Staatssekretär“. Walter Strauß und die
Personalpolitik im Bundesministerium der Justiz 1949 – 1963
Urs Marti-Brander: Rousseaus Schuld. Essays über die Entstehung
philosophischer Feindbilder
Joachim Rückert: Abschiede vom Unrecht. Zur Rechtsgeschichte nach 1945
Reiner Haehling von Lanzenauer: Der badische Jurist Reichlin von Meldegg
und seine Zeit
Ulrich Falk / Markus Gehrlein / Gerhart Kreft / Marcus Obert (Hg.):
Rechtshistorische und andere Rundgänge – Festschrift für Detlev Fischer
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