JOURNAL: Italian Review of Legal History - No. 7, 2021 (open access)

No. 7 (2021) - DOI: https://doi.org/10.54103/2464-8914/2021 

Published: 2021-12-22

Articles

• “Ubi proceditur ex praesumptionibus minuitur poena”. Quality of the evidence and quantity of the penalty according to the Doctrina InnocentiiPeer-reviewed article

  Marta Rossi Doria

  1-29

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• Between the Middle Ages and the modern age, the Italian contribution to European reflection on epidemics: did jurists advise governments?This article has not been peer reviewed

  Mario Ascheri

  31-45

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• Fleeing justice, chasing escapers: preliminary observations on prison escape in the Ius communePeer reviewed article

  Giacomo Alberto Donati

  47-107

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• Senate of Piedmont and Revello case (1723). An institutional conflict at the top of Kingdom of Sardinia in the context of Victor Amadeus II’s reformsPeer reviewed article

  Matteo Traverso

  109-130

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• The Bourbon project of a Jewish Naples between the anxiety of renewal and a return to the pastPeer reviewed article

  Maria Natale

  131-171

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• From the Napoleonic domination until Italian Unity: legal restrictions and innovations for the Jewish Community of MondovìPeer reviewed article

  Ida Ferrero

  173-198

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• Giovanni de Foresta, member of the Supalpine Parliament and Minister of justice (1850-1859)Peer reviewed article

  Mario Riberi

  199-255

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• From Pietro Ellero to Enrico Ferri: the genesis of penalistica socialePeer reviewed article

  Pietro Schirò

  257-294

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• The Ladins and their history of legal resiliencePeer reviewed article

  José Rafael Gómez Biamón

  295-322

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• Land ownership from Arrigo Serpieri’s complete reclamation to Antonio Segni’s agrarian reform. Law and politics in Mario Bracci’s reflections between private ownership and the socialization of the landPeer reviewed article

  Floriana Colao

  323-376

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• “The external imprint of our self”. Notes on the first features of the right to one’s own imagePeer reviewed article

  Elisabetta Fusar Poli

  377-417

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• Many “little Führers”? The “weight” of personal decree in the General Government of PolandPeer reviewed article

  Emiliano Vitti

  419-449

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• Protests among the jasmines. Flower pickers in Calabria and social rights in the second half of the twentieth century (first results of a search)Peer reviewed article

  Carmela Maria Spadaro

  451-484

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• The excessive duration of the judicial process and the disciplinary liability of judges: the delay in filing judicial orders between history and the present timePeer reviewed article

  Raffaella Bianchi Riva, Chiara Spaccapelo

  485-546

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• Duty as a defence between civil disobedience and criminal lawPeer reviewed article

  Laura Ciccozzi

  547-562

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Italian Medieval Notaries – Course CERM of Trieste 2021

• For a history of notaries in central northern Italy between rise and decline. Some updatesThis article has not been peer reviewed

  Maria Gigliola di Renzo Villata

  563-594

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• Alienations without consideration in the chartae of the XI and XII centuriesPeer reviewed article

  Marialuisa Bottazzi

  595-643

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• «Certum testimonium»: notarial acts and mercantile-financial relations (Asti and Southern Piedmont, 13th-14th centuries)Peer reviewed article

  Ezio Claudio Pia

  645-659

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• The weight of bonds in the notarial documentation of Central-Northern ItalyPeer reviewed article

  Miriam Davide

  661-676

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• Medieval notaries in Milan and Arezzo: a comparison (13th-14th centuries)Peer reviewed article

  Gian Paolo Giuseppe Scharf

  677-689

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• Notaries-chancellors in late medieval DubrovnikPeer reviewed article

  Francesco Bettarini

  691-718

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• Notaries in Italian medieval cultureThis article has not been peer reviewed

  Paolo Cammarosano

  719-736

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• Towards the overcoming of tradition. Breakdown and continuity in the notary profession between the ancient regime and the early 19th century: the case of MilanPeer reviewed article

  Stefania T. Salvi

  737-762

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