Journal on European History of Law

vol. 6 / n°2 2015 n°2

 © 2015 STS Science Centre Ltd., Printed in the EU, 190 p., ISSN 2042-6402, 18€Table of contents

• Diemut Majer, Höchstgerichtsbarkeit in Deutschland im 19. und 20. Jahrhundert. Ein rechtshistorischer Rückblick (The Jurisdiction of the Constitutional Justice in Germany in 19th and 20th Century. Legally-Historical View)
• Christoph Schmetterer, Die Kompetenz zur Regelung des Militärstrafverfahrens in Österreich(-Ungarn) (The Competency to Enact Rules for Military Criminal Procedure in Austra(-Hungary)
• István Stipta: Rituale Blutanklage in Ungarn im Jahre 1883 (Ritual blood libel in Hungary in 1883)
• Zoltán J. Tóth, Statutory Regulation of Capital Punishment in Hungary during the Horthy Era and World War II
• Iván Halász, The Institutional Framework and Methods of the Implementation of Soviet Legal Ideas in the Czechoslovakia and Hungary during Stalinism
• Ádám Rixer, General and Legal Meaning of Civil Society in Hungary from the Beginning till 1989
• Anna Klimaszewska, The Reception of the French Commercial Law on the Polish Lands in the First Half of the 19th Century
• Pawel Kacprzak, Rechtliche und organisatorische Grundlagen des Funktionierens der Arbeitslager in Polen in den Jahren 1945 – 1950 (The Legal and Organizational Principles of the Labor Camps in Poland 1945 – the 1950s.)
• Karol Siemaszko, Security of Post-German Movable Property in the First Years after the End of World War II in the Light of Selected Cases Considered by the Regional Court in Gorzów Wielkopolski
• Kamil Niewinski, Solidarity and the Judiciary in the Polish People’s Republic in the Years 1980–1981
• Miriam Laclavíková, Adriana Švecová: Attempts to Unify and Codify Private Law during the Period of the Inter-war Czechoslovak Republic
• Ján Štefanica, Selected Aspects of the Creation and Development of the Rules of International Law for the Prosecution of War Criminals
• Dmitry Poldnikov, Magna Carta: Disentangling History from Myth in Russia
• Katrin Treska, Engjëll Likmeta, The Funds for the Execution of Obligations (Contract) according to the Albanian Customary Law
• Iván Siklósi, Treasure Trove in Roman Law, in Legal History, and in Modern Legal Systems. A Brief Summary
• Miklós Kelemen, Veränderung der Beschaffenheit der „annona militaris“ in der späten Kaiserzeit (The Meaning Changes of the Annona Militaris in the Later Roman Empire)
• János Erdody, The Regula “nasciturus pro iam nato habetur” and the Appearance of the Expression “mulieris portio” in the Digest and its Consequences
• Pál Sáry, The Rules of Condemnation to the Mines in Imperial Rome
• József Benke, What Would ‘Praetor Paulus’ Do in ‘Post-Lehman’ World? A Comparative Analysis of Lawmakers’ Responses to the Spreading Practice of Fraudulent Transfers’ Novel Ruses in Late Roman Republic’s Liquidity Crisis and in 21st Century Hungarian ‘Post-Lehman’ Crunch: Some Morals of the ‘Paulian Action’
• Adolfo A. Diaz Bautista Cremades, Notes about Sport Finance in Rome
• Michael Conforti, John Wilkes, the Wilkite Lawyers and Locke’s Appeal to Law
• Jirí Bilý, Marxism in the West Thought Interpretation of Law in Postwar Period
• Jacek Zielinski, Myth of the Truth in the Heterogeneous Society

 Book Reviews

• Fenyvesi Csaba, A kriminalisztika tendenciái. A bunügyi nyomozás múltja, jelene, jövoje
• Iole Fargnoli/Stefan Rebenich (Hrsg.), Theodor Mommsen und die Bedeutung des Römischen Rechts [Tendencies in Criminalistics: The Past, Present and Future of Criminal Investigation]
• Martin Löhnig (Hrsg.), Zwischenzeit. Rechtsgeschichte der Besatzungsjahre
• Gerald Mund (Hrsg.): Deutschland und das Protektorat Böhmen und Mähren. Aus den deutschen diplomatischen Akten von 1939 bis 1945
• Susanne Lösch, Die coniunctio in testamentarischen Verfügungen des klassischen römischen Rechts
• Anna Margarete Seelentag, Ius pontificium cum iure civili coniunctum. Das Recht der Arrogation in klassischer Zeit

 Reports from History of Law

• Die Publikationen der Liechtensteinisch-Tschechischen Historikerkommission
• János Zlinszky

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Journal on European History of Law

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