Università Roma Tre

The course offers a general survey of the relationships between law, culture, economy and society along the western history, since the late antiquity to the 19th Century.

Please, see the list in Italian. As all the texts are in Italian, you should be able to read and understand it. If you are not, do not try to take this exam.

Provide students with a perspective of Medieval and Modern legal-political thought, through the study of rules, legal treatises and legislation developed in Europe until the experience of the codifications.

Attending students

a) Medieval legal history - E. Cortese, Le grandi linee della storia giuridica medievale, Il Cigno Galileo Galilei, Roma 2000
b) Modern legal history - During the lessons, the professor will indicate a series of writings from different authors which will be available on the didactic platform moodle

Non-attending students

a) Medieval legal history - E. Cortese, Le grandi linee della storia giuridica medievale, Il Cigno Galileo Galilei, Roma 2000
b) Modern legal history - M. Fioravanti (cur.), Lo Stato moderno in Europa. Istituzioni e diritto, Roma-Bari 2004 to integrate with A. Mazzacane, Sistematiche giuridiche e orientamenti politici e religiosi nella giurisprudenza tedesca del secolo XVI, in: F. Liotta (cur.), Studi di storia del diritto medioevale moderno, Bologna 1999, pp. 213-252 (this text will be available on the didactic platform moodle)

THE COURSE AIMS TO DEFINE THE DEVELOPMENT OF LEGAL HISTORY IN EUROPE FROM THE MIDDLE AGES TO THE 20TH CENTURY.

1) M. Caravale, Diritto senza legge, Torino, Giappichelli, 2013;
2) Autori vari, Tempi del diritto. Età medievale, moderna, contemporanea, Torino, Giappichelli, 2016;
3) P. Alvazzi del Frate, L'interpretazione autentica nel XVIII secolo, Torino, Giappichelli, 2000.