Justiciability of Power / Giustiziabilità del potere - Giornale di Storia Costituzionale - n. 3712/7/2019
 "Glossae. European Journal of Legal History" - n. 15 anno 2018. Per maggiori informazioni e per scaricare il testo degli articoli, clicca qui  "Giornale di Storia Costituzionale" - uscita del n. 36 del II semestre 2018 Per scaricare il sommario e gli abstracts clicca qui  Rechtsgeschichte – Legal History 26 (2018)
Journal of the Max Planck Institute for European Legal History, ed. by Thomas Duve and Stefan Vogenauer, Frankfurt am Main: Klostermann 2018, 529 p., ISSN 1619-4993, ISBN 978-3-456-04346-1, Open Access online edition: http://rg.rg.mpg.de/en/Rg26 Kicking off this year's issue are two Research contributions that take up comparative perspectives as well as provide overviews of their respective topics: Within the context of Europe, Joachim Rückert traces the invention of national legal histories, and Tay-sheng Wang deals with the legal history of Taiwan as well as the question of the autonomy of the local civil law. The Focus section consists of three different topics concerning the broader history of the Iberian monarchies: At the centre of »Convivencias«, we have contributions taking up legal-historical perspectives involving the coexistence of members from different cultures, religions and confessions. The second Focus brings together the research investigating the origins of the School of Salamanca and thereby draws attention to hitherto little known authors and texts. »The End of Empires« is the topic of the third Focus. The contributions span a broad spectrum: from the Spanish Empire to the Brazilian Empire and even to the Ottoman Empire. They attempt to emphasise the legal dimension of the history of empires, in particular, that of the 19th century. Book reviews on legal-historically relevant recent publications (in the variety of languages you have come to expect) regarding both the Focus topics just mentioned and much more have been assembled in the Critique section. Closing out the issue is Holger Knudsen's contribution in Marginalia, which is much more than a book review. Here, Knudsen takes the book »Helgoland« as the point of departure for an investigation of English colonial law-making. In addition to the print edition, the issue is available online in Open Access on the journal’s website and will soon be searchable in the Internet Archive as well as in the Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ). Università e assemblea costituente: progetti e risultati - a cura di Maria Gigliola di Renzo Villata - indice   La Revista Historia y Justicia se ocupa del encuentro entre los campos científicos de la historia y de la justicia. Nace de preocupaciones compartidas por historiadoras/es es que trabajan desde archivos judiciales y legales entre otras, en Chile y otros países de habla castellana, y cubre un amplio periodo: desde fines del siglo XVI hasta tiempos actuales. Sin limitarse a dicha área cultural, ni a la historia de la justicia en sentido estricto, se concibe como un espacio de publicación de textos inéditos que contribuyen a pensar la articulación entre historia y justicia, es decir, que analicen sus problemáticas, actores y prácticas a través del tiempo, desde la época moderna o inicio del periodo colonial, hasta el presente. Su dimensión internacional se orienta hacia el conjunto de los países hispanoparlantes. Apoyada en el trabajo profesional de evaluadores pares anónimos, la revista publica resultados de investigación bajo la forma de dossiers temáticos o artículos autónomos.
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