Organising committee
Program
9:15-9:45 Plenary Opening Session
AULA MAGNA / DEPARTMENT OF LAW UNIVERSITY OF MACERATA / PIAGGIA DELL’UNIVERSITÀ, 2
Address by Luigi Lacchè / Rector of the University of Macerata
Address by Ermanno Calzolaio
/ Head of the Department
of Law,
University of Macerata Address
by Aniceto Masferrer
/ President of the ESCLH
9:45-10:45 Plenary Session Key Note
AULA MAGNA / DEPARTMENT OF LAW UNIVERSITY OF MACERATA / PIAGGIA DELL’UNIVERSITÀ, 2
Stolleis Michael
J. W. Goethe University, Frankfurt am M., Germany
Plenary speaker
Traditions
and Changes and the Role of
Legal History
11:00-11:15 Coffee break
POLO DIDATTICO PANTALEONI / VIA DELLA PESCHERIA VECCHIA
11:30-13:00 Panel 1a
Custom, Tradition, and Change in Anglophone Legal History: Case Studies and Commentary
CLASSROOM VIOLET 3 (AULA VIOLA 3) / POLO DIDATTICO PANTALEONI / VIA DELLA PESCHERIA VECCHIA
Chair Tomlins Christopher / University
of California, Irvine, California,
USA
Jaffe James / University of Wisconsin, Whitewater, Wisconsin, USA
British Justice
and the Village
Tribunal in Colonial
India
Liebermann David / University of California, Berkeley, California, USA
Custom vs. Code in English Legal Thought: an Historical Case Study of “Tradition” and “Change”
Tomlins Christopher / University of California, Irvine, California, USA
Invented
Traditions and Legal Change:
Ideas and Applications
Panel 1b
Legal Education between Tradition and Change
CLASSROOM YELLOW (AULA GIALLA) / POLO DIDATTICO PANTALEONI / VIA DELLA PESCHERIA VECCHIA
Chair Pihlajamaki Heikki / University of Helsinky, Finland
Dokmanovic Miso / Ss. Cyril and Methodius University, Skopje, Macedonia
Between Tradition and Change: Teaching
Legal History in South East Europe after Bologna Process
Monti Anna
Maria
/ Bocconi University, Milan, Italy
‘Tradition’ and ‘Changes’ in the Teaching
of Law in Europe: the Turning of the 20th Century
Ristikivi Merike / University of Tartu, Estonia
Changing the Traditions of Legal Profession: First Female Lawyers
in Estonia (1918–1940)
Panel 1c
Legal Education between Tradition and Change
CLASSROOM RED 2 (AULA ROSSA 2) / POLO DIDATTICO PANTALEONI / VIA DELLA PESCHERIA VECCHIA
Chair Muravyeva Marianna / Oxford Brookes University, United Kingdom
Mukheibir Andre / Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University, Port Elizabeth, South Africa Actio popularis – past, present and
future
Paixao Cristiano / University of Brasília, Brazil
Constitutional History,
transitional Justice and legal Tradition: Amnesty Laws and constitutional Change in Brazil and Chile
van Dongen Emanuel / University of Utrecht, The Netherlands
The
Humanistic Contribution to the Problem
of Contributory Negligence in Western Legal Tradition: Continuity or Change?
13:00-14:15 Light Lunch
14:30-16:00 Panel 2a
Civil Law Codification: Tradition and Change
CLASSROOM VIOLET 3 (AULA VIOLA 3) / POLO DIDATTICO PANTALEONI / VIA DELLA PESCHERIA VECCHIA
Chair Dyson Matthew / Trinity College, Cambridge, United Kingdom
Cepulo Dalibor / University of Zagreb, Croatia
The
Austrian general civil code as legal irritant
in the Croatian-Slavonian legal system (1853 – 1946): the clash with tradition
Forshamn Henrik / University of Uppsala, Sweden
Nordic Jurist
Meetings and the Issue of the Codification of Private Law
Latifi Juliana / Justicia University, Tirana, Albania
Return to Civil Law Family: Novelty,
tradition and changes in Albanian
Civil Code
Panel 2b
Private Law between
Tradition and Change
CLASSROOM YELLOW (AULA GIALLA) / POLO DIDATTICO PANTALEONI / VIA DELLA PESCHERIA VECCHIA
Chair Heirbaut Dirk / University of Ghent, Belgium
Andrzejewski Jan / Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznań, Poland
Laesio enormis returns. Second Life of Ancient Rule in Modern Legal Systems.
Poldnikov Dmitry / Higher School of Economics, Moscow, Russian Confederation
“Scientification” and Voluntary Reception of Continental Legal
Tradition in Russia
(ca. 1850 to 1900)
Willekens Harry / University of Hildesheim, Germany
Capitalism and Testamentary Freedom:
the Strange Case of (relative) Legal Continuity in a context
of (radical) Economic Change
Panel 2c
Property Law: Tradition and Change
CLASSROOM RED 2 (AULA ROSSA 2 ) / POLO DIDATTICO PANTALEONI / VIA DELLA PESCHERIA VECCHIA
Chair Livingston Michael / Rutgers Law School, Camden, New Jersey, USA
Parise Agustin / University of Maastricht, The Netherlands
Breaking with Tradition by Welcoming Change:
The Reception of the Social Function Paradigm
in American Civil Law Jurisdictions during the early
20th century
Petrak Marko / University of Zagreb, Croatia
Retraditionalisation as a Change:
Roman Foundations of Post communist Property Law
Todorovic
Miljana / University of Belgrade, Serbia
Property Law in Serbia between Tradition
and Change: the long Continuity of the ‘tapu’ System after the Introduction of the 1844 Civil Code
16:00-16:15 Coffee break
16:15-17:45 Panel 3a
Criminal Law: Changes
and Tradition in Comparison
CLASSROOM VIOLET 3 (AULA VIOLA 3) / POLO DIDATTICO PANTALEONI / VIA DELLA PESCHERIA VECCHIA
Chair Masferrer Aniceto / University of Valencia, Spain
Dyson Matthew
/ Trinity College,
Cambridge, United Kingdom
Patterns
of Development between Tort and Crime in Europe since 1900 Muravyeva
Marianna / Oxford Brookes University,
United Kingdom
Adapting to the West?: European Legal Traditions in Early Modern Russian Criminal
Law
Pifferi Michele / University of Ferrara, Italy
New Penology
and Legal Traditions: Cultural Variations in the Criminalization Process between the 19th and
the 20th centuries
Panel 3b
Tradition and Change in
Labour Law
CLASSROOM YELLOW (AULA GIALLA) / POLO DIDATTICO PANTALEONI / VIA DELLA PESCHERIA VECCHIA
Chair Kumlien Mats / University of Uppsala, Sweden
Amorosi Virginia / University of Naples Federico II, Italy
Comparing Labour Problems: a Modern Method
for a Modern Legal Topic in the early 20th century
Debaenst Bruno / University of Ghent, Belgium
Trapped between tradition and change? The long Transition of Industrial Tribunals
into Labour Courts in
Belgium (1810-1970)
Lo Cascio Daniele / University of Bari Aldo Moro, Italy
The Spanish Labour Law in the 1900 between Tradition and Change
Panel 3c
Custom and Tradition
CLASSROOM RED 2 (AULA ROSSA 2) / POLO DIDATTICO PANTALEONI / VIA DELLA PESCHERIA VECCHIA
Chair Liebermann David / University of California, Berkeley, California, USA
Beke-Martos Judit / Friedrich Schiller University, Jena, Germany
An Unbalanced Affair: The Relationship between Custom and Tradition
Donlan Seán Patrick / University of Limerick, Ireland
Culture and Custom in Spanish West Florida, c1803-1810
Swanepoel Paul / University of KwaZulu-Natal,
Durban, South Africa
Colonial Judges, Administrative Officers
and Indirect Rule in East Africa: a War of Ideas
Panel 3d
Western Tradition? Europe, Euro-centrism and Europeanization
CLASSROOM BLUE (AULA BLU) / POLO DIDATTICO PANTALEONI / VIA DELLA PESCHERIA VECCHIA
Chair Paixao Cristiano / University of Brasília, Brazil
Jagusz Damian / University of Gdansk, Poland
Foreign solutions in the Polish legal
order in the years 1918-1939. The restoration of the system
after regaining the
independence
Nagy Noemi / University of Pécs, Hungary
Western vs. Eastern European Perspectives towards Language Minorities
and Linguistic Rights – then and now
Sasamoto-Collins Hiromi / University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom
The Legal Construction of Gender and Sovereign Power in Early Meiji Japan
17:45-18:30 ESCLH Annual General Assembly
ESCLH Annual Report Van Caenegem
Award
CLASSROOM BLUE (AULA BLU) / POLO DIDATTICO PANTALEONI / VIA DELLA PESCHERIA VECCHIA
20:00-22:30 Gala Dinner
SOCIETÀ FILARMONICO DRAMMATICA / VIA ANTONIO GRAMSCI, 30
9 July 2014
8:30 Conference desk opens
POLO DIDATTICO PANTALEONI / VIA DELLA PESCHERIA VECCHIA
ESCLH Elections
POLLING STATION OPENING FROM 8:30 TO 12:30 AT CONFERENCE DESK
AULA MAGNA / DEPARTMENT OF LAW UNIVERSITY OF MACERATA / PIAGGIA DELL’UNIVERSITÀ, 2
9:00-10.45 Panel 4a
Slavery, Freedom and the Law in Portugal and Brazil (18th and 19th centuries)
CLASSROOM VIOLET 3 (AULA VIOLA 3) / POLO DIDATTICO PANTALEONI / VIA DELLA PESCHERIA VECCHIA
Chair Massimo Meccarelli / University of Macerata, Italy
Armond Dias Paes Mariana / University of São Paulo, Brazil
“Legal blasphemies”: Property Rights and Contractual Capacity
of Brazilian Slaves
(1860-1888)
Gallotti Mamigonian Beatriz / Federal University of Santa Catarina, Brazil
Between Legal Reasons and Political Considerations: The Rights of Africans to Citizenship in Nineteenth-Century
Brazil in Atlantic Perspective
Nogueira da Silva Ana Cristina / New University of Lisbon, Portugal
Law and Abolition of Slavery in Portuguese Legal Narratives (18th-19th centuries)
Panel 4b
European Legal Traditions in Comparison
CLASSROOM YELLOW (AULA GIALLA) / POLO DIDATTICO PANTALEONI / VIA DELLA PESCHERIA VECCHIA
Chair Ermanno Calzolaio / University of Macerata, Italy
Biscotti Barbara / University of Milan Bicocca, Italy
Things and Goods. For a Conceptual History of What is Common
Galedek Michal / University of Gdańsk, Poland Klimaszewska
Anna Maria / University of Gdańsk, Poland Earthquakes of Polish
Legal Tradition
Vinci Stefano / University of Bari Aldo Moro, Italy
The Napoleonic Codes and the jurisprudential Tradition in the 19th century in
Europe
Panel 4c
Scholars between Tradition
and Change
CLASSROOM RED 2 (AULA ROSSA 2) / POLO DIDATTICO PANTALEONI / VIA DELLA PESCHERIA VECCHIA
Chair Giuliani Adolfo / University of Perugia, Italy
Erkkila Ville / University of Helsinki, Finland
Franz Wieacker
and the Tradition of Virtues
in Historiography
Giltaj Jacob / University of Helsinki, Finland
Fritz Schulz (1879-1957): Reinventing the Principles of Roman Law
Tuori Kaius / University of Helsinki, Finland
Reformulating the Roman Legal Tradition in Exile
van Nifterik Gustaaf / University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Ulrik Huber
on Fundamental Laws
Panel 4d
Trade, Capitalism and Common Goods
CLASSROOM BLUE (AULA BLU) / POLO DIDATTICO PANTALEONI / VIA DELLA PESCHERIA VECCHIA
Chair Fraser David /
University of Nottingham, United Kingdom
Minale Valerio
Massimo / Bocconi University, Milan, Italy
Materials for a History
of the Byzantine Trade Law: about Eparchikon Biblion Vi.6. The Silk Road and the Concept
of Globalization
Oosterhuis Janwillem / University of Maastricht, The Netherlands
Will
the CESL really stimulate Cross-Border Trade? The Effect of the 1861 Common German Commercial Code on Cross-Border
Trade
Pihlajamaki Heikki / University of Helsinky, Finland
Commercial law cases in the Swedish
town courts of early Seventeenth century: some initial
observations Veress Emod /
Sapientia Hungarian University of Transylvania, Cluj-Napoca, Babeș-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca, Romania
From
Capitalism to Capitalism through Utopia: Key Changes in Company Law in Eastern
Europe
10:45-11:00 Coffee break
11:00-12:45 Panel 5a
Swedish Legal Models in a Changing Europe
CLASSROOM VIOLET 3 (AULA VIOLA 3) / POLO DIDATTICO PANTALEONI / VIA DELLA PESCHERIA VECCHIA
Chair Modéer Kjell Åke / University of Lund, Sweden
Hopman Suus / University of Uppsala, Sweden
The Role of Defence
Counsel in Sweden
and the Netherlands. A Comparative Historical Study
Kumlien Mats / University of Uppsala, Sweden
The Making of Administrative Law(s). Continental and Swedish Traditions in Question
Sunnqvist Martin / University of Lund, Sweden
The Principles lex posterior, lex specialis
and lex superior – tria
juncta in uno?
Wennstrom Bo / University of Uppsala, Sweden
Change - Integrity in Transition
Panel 5b
Legal Traditions in Comparisons
CLASSROOM YELLOW (AULA GIALLA) / POLO DIDATTICO PANTALEONI / VIA DELLA PESCHERIA VECCHIA
Chair Skinner Stephen / University of Exeter, United Kingdom
Giuliani Adolfo / University of Perugia, Italy
Two Faces of Tradition
Heirbaut Dirk / University of Ghent, Belgium Does a National
Belgian Legal Tradition exist? Kedar
Nir / Sapir Academic College, Israel Tradition
and Change in Israeli Legal History
MaŃko Rafał / University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Four Paradoxes
of the Socialist Legal Tradition
Panel 5c
The French Codification of Criminal Law and its Influence in Spain and Central
Europe
CLASSROOM RED 2 (AULA ROSSA 2) / POLO DIDATTICO PANTALEONI / VIA DELLA PESCHERIA VECCHIA
Chair Carlotta Latini / University of Camerino, Italy
Cañizares Navarro Juan / University CEU Cardenal Herrera, Spain
The Code pénal of 1810 in the Spanish
Penal Code of 1822. Status quaestionis
Cartuyvels Yves / Université Saint-Louis, Brussels, Belgium
Masferrer Aniceto / University of Valencia, Spain
The Fundaments of the Modern
Penal Codification: a Socio-historical Analysis
Härter Karl / Max-Planck-Institute for European Legal History, Frankfurt am M., Germany
The Influence
of the French Criminal Code of 1810 on the Development of Criminal Law in Central
Europe
Poveda Velasco Ignacio Maria / University of Sao Paulo, Brazil
The Criminal
Code of the Brazilian Empire
in 1830 and its Vaunted
Originality
13:00-14:15 Light Lunch
14:30-16:15 Panel 6a
Comparative Racial Laws: The Italian
and European Experience
CLASSROOM VIOLET 3 (AULA VIOLA 3) / POLO DIDATTICO PANTALEONI / VIA DELLA PESCHERIA VECCHIA
Chair Michael Stolleis / J. W. Goethe University, Frankfurt am M., Germany
De Cristofaro Ernesto / University of Catania, Italy
Are Defence
of Descent and Defence of Race the Same Thing?
An Itinerary from Penal Code to Racial
Laws
Fraser David / University of Nottingham, United Kingdom
Capitalism,
Jews, Law: Prolegomena to a Critical Legal History
of the Shoah
Livingston Michael / Rutgers Law School, Camden, New Jersey, USA
The Italian
Race Laws: An Aberration or a New Norm
Skinner Stephen / University of Exeter, United Kingdom
Fascist Vilification and Democratic Sedition:
Criminal Law, Legal Certainty and Repression in the 1920s-30s
Panel 6b
Constitutional Law: vouching
for the Tradition and driving
the Change
CLASSROOM YELLOW (AULA GIALLA ) / POLO DIDATTICO PANTALEONI / VIA DELLA PESCHERIA VECCHIA
Chair Nogueira da Silva Ana Cristina / New University of Lisbon, Portugal
Bluzma Valdis / University Turiba, Riga, Latvia
The
Formation of Elements
of Parliamentarism and Constitutionalism at Territory of Latvia in Middle Ages and
Early Modern Times (13th – 18th century)
Fioravanti Marco / University of Rome Tor Vergata, Italy
From People To Constitution. Inventing Democracy in the French Revolution
Gutan Manuel / Lucian Blaga University
of Sibiu, Romania
The
Weaknesses of the Romanian Constitutional Tradition or a Constitutional Present
in Quest for a
Constitutional Past
Komaromi Laszlo / Pázmány Péter Catholic University, Budapest, Hungary
Establishment, Evolution
and Interaction of Direct Democratic
Traditions
Panel 6c
Common Law between
Tradition and Change
CLASSROOM RED 2 (AULA ROSSA 2) / POLO DIDATTICO PANTALEONI / VIA DELLA PESCHERIA VECCHIA
Chair Donlan Seán Patrick / University of Limerick, Ireland
Harbecke David / Max-Planck-Institute for European Legal History,
Frankfurt am M., Germany
Uncertainty’s Progressive Dimension: Chancery’s Challenge
to the Common Law
Kennedy Chloe / University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom
Common Law and the
Scottish Moral Tradition Mohr Thomas / University College Dublin, Ireland Irish Nationalism and the Common Law Tradition
Tate Joshua / SMU Dedman School of Law, Dallas, Texas, USA
Episcopal Power and Royal Jurisdiction in Angevin England
16:15-16:30 Coffee break
16:30-18:00 ESCLH Election
results
Plenary Session Key Note and Discussion
AULA MAGNA / DEPARTMENT OF LAW UNIVERSITY OF MACERATA / PIAGGIA DELL’UNIVERSITÀ, 2
Benton Lauren
New York University, USA
Plenary speaker
Under the Protection of British Law: Empire and the Early 19th century Origins of the Responsibility to Protect
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