XIV «Collegio di Diritto Romano»: Il Codice Teodosiano / Collegium of Roman Law: The Theodosian Code - Collegio Ghislieri - da lunedì 8 a venerdì 26 gennaio 2018

Il CEDANT - Centro di studi e ricerche sui Diritti Antichi dell’Università di Pavia - organizza per l’anno accademico 2017-2018 il XIV «Collegio di Diritto Romano» sul tema

                     Il Codice Teodosiano: redazione, trasmissione, ricezione.

Le attività didattico-scientifiche si terranno presso ll Collegio Ghislieri, partner del Centro, sotto la direzione di Detlef Liebs (Universität Freiburg) e Dario Mantovani (Università di Pavia) dall’8 al 26 gennaio 2018.
Si allega il programma dell'iniziativa e si rimanda al sito cedant.unipv.it per ulteriori dettagli.


CEDANT - Center for Studies and Research of Ancient Law, University of Pavia - organizes the XIV Collegium of Roman Law on

                  The Theodosian Code: Compilation, Transmission, Reception.

The activities will be held at the Collegio Ghislieri, partner of the Center, under the direction of Detlef Liebs (Universität Freiburg) and Dario Mantovani (Università di  Pavia) from January 8th to 26th, 2018.
For further information ask cedant.unipv.it.

Programma in Italiano
Programme in English

Ermanno Calzolaio, Pierre Serrand (Eds.), La contrainte en droit. The constraint in law
Echanges franco-italiens. French-Italian exchanges, Zürich (Rechtsgeschichte und Rechtsgeschehen), 2017, [ISBN 978-3-643-90877-3]​

Roma Tre - Dipartimento di Giurisprudenza - programma

Colloque international organisé par l’ERC Scriptores Iuris Romani d’Aldo Schiavone (Rome, La Sapienza) et l’Institut des sciences juridique et philosophique de la Sorbonne (Université de Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne) en partenariat avec le Berg Institute (Université de Tel Aviv), la Société pour l’histoire des facultés de droit et de la culture juridique (Institut Cujas, Paris II), l’Institut Universitaire de France (IUF de Géraldine Cazals), et le Centre Aquitain d’Histoire du droit (Institut de recherche Montesquieu, Université de Bordeaux)
Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne 15 et 16 décembre 2017
Comité d’organisation : Pierre Bonin (Université de Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne), Nader Hakim (Université de Bordeaux) et Aldo Schiavone (ERC, Sapienza) - info

Storia della Facoltà di Giurisprudenza dell’Università di Sassari (secoli XVI-XX) - presentazione del volume Bologna 2 ottobre 2017 - programma

cura di Giulietta Rossetti, Torino, Giappichelli, 2017, pp. XIV-322 [ISBN 978•88•9210730•4]

Francesco Serpico, ​«Pugnar con le ombre». La critica al segreto inquisitoriale nella cultura giuridica napoletana tra Sei e Settecento, Napoli, Esi, 2017, pp. 309

Open Access 
Rg 25 is dedicated to the concept of »Multinormativity«, one of the four research focus areas of our Institute.
​The introduction to the thematic focus »Multinormativity« sheds light on both what is meant by »Multinormativity« and wherein the difference to »legal pluralism« lies. The subsequent contributions ask about constellations and modalities of legal diversity, about constellati-ons of interaction in and the normative levels behind the juridical praxis. This panorama extends from »collaborative legal pluralism« of spiritual, secular and moral-theological normativity in the 16th century to the differentiae-literature and the ius commune of the 17th and 18th centuries to scholarly practices and the standardisation of good scholarly praxis in the same period. The 19th and 20th-century courts of honour are presented as places where different normative rationalities came together, the internal pluralisation of the normative orders through a more consistent democratisation of norm generation in the present are worked out, and the normative charging of transnational rights since the 1970s are demonstrated by the example of the OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises and their interaction with state, national or intergovernmental and international law. Two authors deal with the symbiosis of legal and illegal normative orders in the area of criminal politics, another contribution takes up legal aesthetics and analyses the coupling of value judgments (both of an aesthetic and moral kind), and in doing so delves deep under the surface of normative thinking and acting. Two further contributions devote their attention to observing talk about legal diversity.
The second focus emerged out of a research project at the Max Planck Institute for Human Development and examines »Criminal Law and Emotions«: Prefaced with an introduction to the topic, a first article explores the emotional dynamics of negotiated justice in European legal cultures from the 15th to the 18th century, followed by a contribution on »Legal Insanity: Towards an Understanding of Free Will Through Feeling in Modern Europe«. Moving to the early 20th century, the third article »Beyond Dispassion« analyses how norms about emotions changed for judges in revolutionary Russia. This section closes with an examination of »Rhetorical Engineering of Emotions in the Courtroom« which deals with the emotional norms and lawyer's courtroom performances in modern France.
The research section, which opens the issue, begins with a reflection about the major question of the relationship between law, time and legal history. Andreas Thier has taken up this challenge. Using precisely selected prominent examples stemming from the classic texts of legal history – such as the potestas legislatoria, the conception of office (Amtsbegriff), the eternity clause, systems of knowledge ordering, natural law, statute of limitation and legal fiction, damnatio memoriae or periculum and periculum in mora – he illustrates the diverse realisation of law and time between the early Middle Ages and modern period. As a second contribution to this section, we are again publishing an article about the contemporary history of legal scholarship in the Berlin Republic. In the context of the Institute’s project Legal Scholarship in the Berlin Republic, Jan Thiessen dealt so exhaustively with the history of trade- and corporate law – in the language of the Berlin Republic: the company law – that we decided to print this piece of radical contemporary history.
Finally, in the critique section, a particular emphasis on monographs that take up the historical forms of normative diversity is evident again. As always, we are very grateful to the reviewers for discussing as many publications as possible in languages other than those in which they were written. As this issue demonstrates, multilingualism is for us here both a guiding principle and reality. Summary - publisher

Le présent ouvrage réinvente au travers de 10 séquences les grands thèmes abordés dans l'enseignement de l'introduction au droit. Liant histoire et sources du droit, hiérarchie des normes et droit européen, ces 10 séquences permettent d'aborder différemment la matière juridique en revenant sur les grandes notions qui la constituent mais également en proposant des situations qui montrent leur mise en application.

Présentation
Le droit a perdu son centre, la guerre des valeurs fait rage et l'Etat est submergé par la techno-économie mondiale. 
Notre système juridique actuel se caractérise dès lors par le nihilisme juridique. A partir de ce constat, à la croisée de la philosophie, de la théorie juridique et de l'histoire du droit, Natalino Irti ne voit plus qu'une bouée de sauvetage: le formalisme juridique et les choix individuels. 
Explorant le thème de la nature, des rapports entre droit et économie, de la calculabilité du droit ou encore de la violence, ce penseur européen nous invite à penser notre postmodernité. 
Essai de Natalino Irti publié en Italie en 2004 et traduit de l'italien par Madame Anne-Marie Bertinotti, Paolo Alvazzi del Frate et Nader Hakim, professeur à l'Université de Bordeaux.
sommaire

Angela Santangelo Cordani​, "La pura verità". Processi antiereticali e Inquisizione romana tra Cinque e Seicento, Milano, Giuffrè, 2017, pp. 286 [ISBN 9788814222221] - indice

Examens, grades et diplômes. La validation des compétences par les universités du XIIe siècle à nos jours. Colloque international organisé par Bruno Belhoste (IHMC) et Thierry Kouamé (LAMOP) - Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, du 6 au 8 septembre 2018
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