Issue 20 (December 2021)

• 1) In memoriam of Mario Montorzi (1951-2021) - DOI 10.32064/20.2021.06 - PDF
• 2) Elisa Mongiano, Gian Savino Pene Vidari (1940-2020) - DOI 10.32064/20.2021.23 - PDF​

 
Studies (blind peer reviewed)

• 3) Giulio Abbate, The “imagined code”. The reflection of English jurists on the systematization of Common law (1789-1882) - DOI 10.32064/20.2021.13 - PDF
• 4) Hugo Beuvant, The transposition of the french Court of cassation in the “Sister republics” - DOI 10.32064/20.2021.04 - PDF​
• 5) Cristina Ciancio, Eros, Thanatos and “Venere Nefanda”. The crime of necrophilia in the Kingdom of Italy - DOI 10.32064/20.2021.05 - PDF

• 6) Angelina Cirillo, Political control and legal instruments: the Collateral of 1729 and the Sanfelice case (transcript of the Consulta) - DOI 10.32064/20.2021.14 - PDF 

• 7) Giacomo Alberto Donati, «Nolite thesaurizare vobis thesauros in terra»: an introduction to treasure trove law in the utrumque ius (XIII-XVII centuries)  - DOI 10.32064/20.2021.12 - PDF

• 8) Wouter Druwé - Geert Sluijs, Reforming legal education in Leuven. The humanist ideas of Diodorus Tuldenus (1594–1645) - DOI 10.32064/20.2021.18 - PDF

• 9) Alessandro Lalli, Culture of tolerance and industrial syndicates: reconceptualisations and  codificatory outcomes between the 19th and 20th Centuries - DOI 10.32064/20.2021.19 - PDF

• 10) Alessia Legnani Annichini, A specific declination of fraud in the liberal Italy:  the bad arts of wizards andwitchcrafts - DOI 10.32064/20.2021.24 - PDF​

• 11) Francesca Macino, «Extra petita». Some aspects of the clause «sola facti veritate inspecta» in the legal doctrine between the 15th and 16th centuries - DOI 10.32064/20.2021.11 - PDF
• 12) Gustavo Adolfo Nobile Mattei, The Gospel and the Sword The Legitimation of Law and Trial in the Canonica criminalis praxis of Petrus Follerius  - DOI 10.32064/20.2021.17 - PDF
• 13) Giovanni Rinaldi, On the Great Book of Public Debt in United Italy - DOI 10.32064/20.2021.07 - PDF 
• 14) Benedetta Rinaldi Ferri, The origins of Modern Assistance: A sketch of European poor rates (16th-18th c.) - DOI 10.32064/20.2021.20 - PDF
• 15) Antonella Simone, «Giving rules to the sea». Michele de Jorio and the Codice Corallino - DOI 10.32064/20.2021.02 - PDF 
• 16) Natale Vescio, Giambattista Vico and the institutional reforms by Charles III of Bourbon - DOI 10.32064/20.2021.22 - PDF

Sources and interpretations​

• 17) Carlotta Latini, Violet Gibson's Truth. Love and Violence in a Psychiatric Report - DOI 10.32064/20.2021.21 - PDF

Interventions

• 18) Jacques Bouineau, The Egomet. Reflection on the legal dimension of the free man - DOI 10.32064/20.2021.01 - PDF 
• 19) Sabrina Di Maria, Dear old boni mores: first remarks for a diachronic comparison - DOI 10.32064/20.2021.08 - PDF
• 20) Maria Rosa Di Simone, Women and crimen magiae. The German debate on the trial by water between the 16th and 17th centuries - DOI 10.32064/20.2021.09 - PDF
• 21) Silvia Gasparini, Venice, the law, and questions. Digressions about an interesting webinar - DOI 10.32064/20.2021.03 - PDF 
• 22) Dario Luongo, Rereading Brugi’s writings on the history of jurisprudence and Italian universities - DOI 10.32064/20.2021.10 - PDF
• 23) Laura Moscati, On parody and the D’Annunzio-Scarpetta case - DOI 10.32064/20.2021.16 - PDF 
• 24) Giuseppe Speciale, “Si vis panem tuum in pace comedere…”. A letter from Ghazan, Khan of the Tartars, to Pope Boniface VIII for the Jubilee of 1300 - DOI 10.32064/20.2021.15 - PDF

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Law at the time of Dante

• 25) Giovanni Rossi, Dante and the law: some thought on a still fertile field of research - DOI 10.32064/20.2021.25 - PDF
• 26) Carlo Pelloso, Dante’s Diceology and the Roman Law: the Ius, the Sacrum, and the Punitio Christi  - DOI 10.32064/20.2021.26 - PDF
• 27) Cecilia Pedrazza Gorlero, Proportion of Law: Ideas from Dante Alighieri’s Monarchia - DOI 10.32064/20.2021.27 - PDF
• 28) Gustavo Adolfo Nobile Mattei, Dante and Bonifacius: two opposite ideals  - DOI 10.32064/20.2021.28 - PDF​​​​