NOTICE: "Power and Institutions in Law and Humanities. L&H 2016 Fall Calendar" (Rome, October-December 2016)

WHAT Power and Institutions in Law and Humanities. Law & Humanities 2016 Fall Calendar

WHEN October-December 2016

WHERE Roma Tre University

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The Law and the Humanities Course, directed by Prof. Emanuele Conte, was first proposed in 2008, with the collaboration of Dr. Stefania Gialdroni. Since then, it has become a point of reference within the framework of the Studying Law at RomaTre Courses, entirely thaught in English.
Since the beginning, the unique structure of the course, based on the presence of different speakers each week, coming from a different part of the world, has been deepening the interactions between scholars and students. An important tool for this interaction have been the blogs of the "Law and the Humanities" course, now available at the following address: http://lawhumanitiesroma3.blogspot.it/.
Dr. Stefania Gialdroni (legal historian) and Dr. Angela Condello (legal philosopher) support the organization of the course

SEMINAR: “Il funzionamento del corpo cittadino: spazi politici della cittadinanza e livelli di partecipazione" (Rome, February 3 2016)

WHAT Il funzionamento del corpo cittadino: spazi politici della cittadinanza e livelli di partecipazione, meeting of the Interdisciplinary Seminar on Citizenship "Cittadinanze e strategie di potere tra Medio Evo ed Età Moderna", organized by Sara Menzinger, Giuliano Milani and Massimo Vallerani

WHEN February 3 2016, 15:00

WHERE Roma Tre University, Law Faculty, Via Ostiense 159-161, room 278, second floor

program

15.00 

Giacomo Todeschini (University of Trieste): 

‘Intentio’ e ‘dominium’ come caratteri di cittadinanza: sulla complessità della rappresentazione dell’estraneo fra medioevo e modernità 

Lorenzo Tanzini (University of Cagliari): 

Il fantasma della rappresentanza: sorteggio e rotazione delle cariche nelle città comunali (secc. XIII-XIV)

roundtable coordinated by: 

Paolo Napoli (Cenj, École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales) and Michele Spanò (University of Turin)

SEMINAR: "Citizenship and Power Strategies between Middle Ages and Early Modernity" (Rome, June 19 2015)

WHAT  meeting of the seminar Cittadinanze e strategie di potere tra Medio Evo ed Età Moderna, organized by Sara Menzinger, Giuliano Milani and Massimo Vallerani in the framework of the PIMIC Project Power and Institutions in Medieval Islam and Christendom (http://www.pimic-itn.eu)  

WHEN June 19 2015, 9:30 

WHERE Roma Tre University, Law Department, 2nd Floor, Room 278, Via Ostiense 161-163, Rome.

NOTICE: Law and Humanities course 2015 (Rome, March-June 2015)

WHAT Law and the Humanities, course

WHEN Spring semester March-June 2015

WHERE Roma Tre University, Law Department

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The aim of this Spring Semester course (first proposed in 2008) is to explore the fascinating, hopefully problematical interactions between Law and Literature, Law and Philosophy, Law and Anthropology, Law and Cinema, Law and Architecture, Law and Iconography and even Law and Music with the help of well known professors as well as PhD students coming from all over the world, who present each week a different topic. They express themselves in the new “lingua franca”, English, which is particularly suitable for a Law and the Humanities course, as we have only recently “imported” this field of study – at least within the academia – from the United States.

The course is organized around 3 “macro-fields”: LANGUAGE & LITERATURE, VISUAL and PERFORMANCE. It is directed by prof. Emanuele Conte, the chair of Medieval and Modern Legal History at the RomaTre Law Department and co-organized by Dr. Stefania Gialdroni, temporary research fellow in Medieval and Modern Legal History (BookAlive Project) and Dr. Angela Condello, now visiting professor at the Faculty of Law of the University of Ghent (“Law and the Humanities” course).

REMINDER: MASTER "Law and compared normativities between Rome and Paris" deadline 15 October 2014

Deadline 15th October 2014!

Master in diritto e normatività comparate

Dir. Prof. Emanuele Conte (Univ.RomaTre) and Prof. Paolo Napoli (CENJ - EHESS Paris)

All information here (Roma Tre University) and here (Cenj); or mail to giuseppina.santilli@uniroma3.it.    

 Until October 15th 2014, it is still possible to submit an application to an amazing new master at the RomaTre University! It is a 2 years master in "Law and compared normativities" which gives the opportunity to obtain a double degree from the University of RomaTre (first level Master) and the Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales - Paris (Master II). 

The first year of the Master will take place in Rome, the second one in Paris. Scholarships for accommodation expences are foreseen. 

REMINDER: MASTER "Law and compared normativities between Rome and Paris" deadline tomorrow 15 August 2014

Deadline tomorrow 15th August 2014!

Master in diritto e normatività comparate

Dir. Prof. Emanuele Conte (Univ.RomaTre) and Prof. Paolo Napoli (CENJ - EHESS Paris)

All information here (Roma Tre University) and here (Cenj); or mail to giuseppina.santilli@uniroma3.it.    

NOTICE: new international Master between Italy (Roma Tre University) and France (EHESS/Paris 1) (Rome/Paris 2014-2016)

WHAT:  new international MASTER on Comparative Law (Droit et normativités comparées - Diritto e normatività comparate) between Italy (Roma Tre University) and France (EHESS/Paris 1)

WHERE: Italy: Roma Tre University, Law Department - France: Ehess, Cenj and University of Paris 1, Sorbonne

WHEN: 2014-2015 /2015-2016

The deadline is Tuesday, 15 July 2014

All information here:

CENJ: http://cenj.ehess.fr/index.php?431

Roma Tre University: http://master.giur.uniroma3.it/offerta-20142015/master-20142015-livello/diritto-normativita-comparate/

 HESAM: http://www.hesam.eu/blog/2014/05/14/master-droit-et-normativites-comparees-parcours-de-specialisation-de-la-mention-etudes-politiques/

L’EHESS, l’Université Paris 1 et l’université de Roma Tre avec le soutien de heSam Université coopèrent pour créer un master international « Droit et normativités comparées ». L’objectif de cette nouvelle formation pédagogique est de faire dialoguer le droit avec d’autres sources de normativité, sans lui reconnaître la position hégémonique que les facultés juridiques revendiquent habituellement. Le présupposé de cette comparaison fructueuse entre normativités repose sur la conviction que chaque savoir ne peut pas renoncer à son propre patrimoine technique : le droit, l’économie, la religion, la science, la technologie, tout comme la sociologie, l’anthropologie et la philosophie élaborent leurs propres critères réglementaires et c’est sur ce terrain que le droit doit penser sa propre façon de construire le fait social. C’est la raison pour laquelle nous préférons parler de normativités, car chaque société développe ses propres besoins normatifs en s’appuyant à la fois sur l’outillage technique et formalisé du droit et sur les capacités et les instruments de régulation élaborés au sein des différents contextes sociaux et culturels. Aujourd’hui force est de constater que, loin d’être une discipline étrangère, le droit est désormais intimement lié aux sciences sociales. II paraît ainsi nécessaire de combler une lacune objective de l’offre pédagogique dans ce domaine. L’objectif étant d’assurer une formation complète sur quatre semestres (M1 et M2), pendant la première année (M1) les étudiants suivront les cours et les séminaires à Rome, alors que la seconde année (M2) ils séjourneront à Paris. Suite à ce programme de mobilité les compétences ainsi acquises peuvent être utilisées prioritairement dans le monde de la recherche mais aussi dans des contextes professionnels (secteur privé, ONG, institutions nationales et internationales).