Lectures on East Central European Legal History
Abstract
The book series Legal Studies on Central Europe seeks to publish comparative legal scholarship on a wide variety of topics. The primary goal of the series is to present and address legal issues which arise in connection with the Central European region, taking into account the legal traditions, culture, and approach of the countries therein. The series consists and will consist of titles on not only private and public law but also legal and integration history. Furthermore, it aims to encompass titles which deal with and analyse international law and EU law aspects related to the countries in the Central European region. The books published in the series are written for both academics and legal practitioners who are interested in contemporary legal problems connected to Central European countries.
Chapters
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Introduction
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Roman Law as Ius Commune in East Central Europe: the Example of the Lands of the Crown of Saint Stephen
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The Influence of Byzantine Law in East Central Europe
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Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction in Medieval East Central Europe
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Collections of Customary Law in East Central Europe Using the Example of Opus Tripartitum
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Town Law Books in East Central Europe
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The History of International Cooperation and Integrations in East Central Europe
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Private Law Codifications in East Central Europe
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State and Criminal Law of the East Central European Dictatorships
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Soviet-type Nationalization in East Central Europe
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National and Ethnic Minorities’ Legal Position in East Central Europe Between 1789 and 1989
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The Legal Position of the Churches in East Central Europe from 1945 to 1989
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Appendix of Maps
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