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1 Historia et ius [i] (2012)

handle is hein.journals/histeiu1 and id is 1 raw text is: HISTORIA ET IUS - NUMBER 1 1) A new journal by Paolo Alvazzi del Frate and Giovanni Rossi 2) Mario Caravale, How to ensure the rights of individuals and nations? Through constitutional freedom. The first courses of constitutional law in Rome after unification. 3) Nicola Picardi, To the origins of Vatican jurisdiction. 4) Carmine Punzi, The Supreme Court from keeper to new source of law? 5) Nicoletta Sarti, Between trade and science of law. The difficult professionalism of the medieval lawyer. 6) Giuseppe Mazzanti, Re- reading the Gemona del Friuli's constitutions. 7) Andrea Marchisello, The principle of the process: observations about the origin of the judicium under the Speculum aureum by Roberto Maranta (1476-1534?) 8) Michele Pifferi, The mandatum under criminal law doctrine in '500. Argumentative fictions and punitive logics. 9) Cristina Ciancio, Unity of jurisdiction and unity of the nation. The priority of the justice under the Italian debate on the commercial courts (1861-1888) 10) Damigela Hoxha, Albanian criminal code, first investigations on the criminal experience in Albania during the years of Fascism 11) Jacques Bouineau, Ludvig Holberg and the religious question 12) Francesco Mastroberti, The Liber Belial: An European work between law and theology. Introductory notes for an ongoing research project 13) Francesco Romano-Maria Teresa Sagri, Technologies for law history: lexical archives of the CNR 14) Dario Di Cecca, Justice and constitutions in Napoleonic Europe (about Antonio Grilli, 11 difficile amalgama. Giustizia e codici nell'Europa di Napoleone) 15) Giordano Ferri, For an history of modern and contemporary law (about Mario Caravale, Storia del diritto nell'Europa moderna e contemporanea) 16) Xavier Godin, History of the justice in France (about Jean-Pierre Royer, Jean-Paul Jean, Bernard Durand, Nicolas Derasse et Bruno Dubois, Histoire de lajustice en France du XVIlle siecle a nosjours) 17) Massimo Nardozza, Romanistic tradition and new dimensions of the science of law (about Laura Solidoro Maruotti, La tradizione romanistica nel diritto europeo) 18) Gaetano Silvestri, On the modernity (about Federico Martino, 11 volo notturno delle streghe. 11 Sabba della modernita)

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