Add to ORKGWhat are the philosophical origins of modern law? The present work aims to answer this question, relating to the development of ideas with the evolution of the current law. The main theme is the process which led the codification of law in the Continental Europe. We presented here the natural law roots of the modern idea of code, his statement in the Enlightenment and its crisis which results in legal historicism. For whom that today are approaching the study of law, it could be very useful an introduction which analyzes the authors and the main Schools. This could clarify the way in which our organizations have formed legal
The reception of Vico’s thought in legal culture allows scholars to question the different perspecti...
The article introduces the problem of autonomy of law. The paper examines the medieval origins of le...
This paper on La costruzione teorica dei poteri dell’arbitro nell’età moderna, in Historia et ius. R...
The volume outlines the development of modern legal sciences in the civil law tradition and discusse...
In the course of the XIX century, Italian legal science tends to mitigate the tension between legisl...
The article addresses the linkages between the roots of European law and the foundations of constitu...
The book goes through the philosophical and theoretical origins of private law codification in Pruss...
An introduction to the legal thought of Roman jurists, who influenced today’s private Law and to Rom...
This volume sheds new light on modern theories of natural law through the lens of the fragmented pol...
1noThis paper tells how, starting from the seven-nineteenth-century codification of continental law ...
The article investigates the relationship between Roman law, legal Tradition and modern civil law. T...
The current attention to the theme of human rights entails a reflection on the underlying idea of la...
Between the end of the 20th century and the beginning of the 21st, Natalino Irti focused his studies...
This book is the first in a series of volumes describing the Italian legal system. The plan of the w...
The paper attempts to analyze the historical aspects of the formation of analytic tradition in the 2...
The reception of Vico’s thought in legal culture allows scholars to question the different perspecti...
The article introduces the problem of autonomy of law. The paper examines the medieval origins of le...
This paper on La costruzione teorica dei poteri dell’arbitro nell’età moderna, in Historia et ius. R...
The volume outlines the development of modern legal sciences in the civil law tradition and discusse...
In the course of the XIX century, Italian legal science tends to mitigate the tension between legisl...
The article addresses the linkages between the roots of European law and the foundations of constitu...
The book goes through the philosophical and theoretical origins of private law codification in Pruss...
An introduction to the legal thought of Roman jurists, who influenced today’s private Law and to Rom...
This volume sheds new light on modern theories of natural law through the lens of the fragmented pol...
1noThis paper tells how, starting from the seven-nineteenth-century codification of continental law ...
The article investigates the relationship between Roman law, legal Tradition and modern civil law. T...
The current attention to the theme of human rights entails a reflection on the underlying idea of la...
Between the end of the 20th century and the beginning of the 21st, Natalino Irti focused his studies...
This book is the first in a series of volumes describing the Italian legal system. The plan of the w...
The paper attempts to analyze the historical aspects of the formation of analytic tradition in the 2...
The reception of Vico’s thought in legal culture allows scholars to question the different perspecti...
The article introduces the problem of autonomy of law. The paper examines the medieval origins of le...
This paper on La costruzione teorica dei poteri dell’arbitro nell’età moderna, in Historia et ius. R...