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Universiteit van Maastricht
Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid – Bachelorjaar 1
Inleiding Europese Rechtsgeschiedenis
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- Roman Law in European History, Cambridge University Press, Peter Stein, 1999.
Inhoudsopgave
WEEK 1/BIJEENKOMST 1 - NULMETING: WAT WETEN WE VAN DE GESCHIEDENIS? ......................... 3
HOOFDSTUK 1: INTRODUCTION .................................................................................................................. 3
HOOFDSTUK 2: ROMAN LAW IN ANTIQUITY .................................................................................................. 4
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The law of the Twelve Tables .................................................................................................. 4
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Legal development by interpretation ..................................................................................... 4
3
The praetor and the control of remedies ................................................................................ 4
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The ius gentium and the advent of jurists .............................................................................. 6
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The empire and the law .......................................................................................................... 6
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The jurists in the classical period ............................................................................................ 7
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The ordering of the law........................................................................................................... 7
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The culmination of classical jurisprudece ............................................................................... 8
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The division of the empire....................................................................................................... 8
10 Post-classical law and procedure............................................................................................ 9
11 The end of the western empire ............................................................................................. 10
12 Justinian and the Corpus iuris ............................................................................................... 11
WEEK 2/BIJEENKOMST 3 - IUS COMMUNE: GELEERD RECHT?....................................................... 12
HOOFDSTUK 3: THE REVIVAL OF JUSTINIAN'S LAW ....................................................................................... 12
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Roman law and Germanic law in the West .......................................................................... 12
2
Church and empire ................................................................................................................ 13
3
The rediscovery of the Digest................................................................................................ 13
4
The civil law glossators ......................................................................................................... 14
5
Civil law and canon law ....................................................................................................... 15
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The attraction of the Bologna studium ................................................................................ 16
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The new learning outside Italy.............................................................................................. 16
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Applied civil law: legal procedure ......................................................................................... 16
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Applied civil law: legislative power ....................................................................................... 17
10 Civil law and custom ............................................................................................................. 18
11 Civil law and local laws in the thirtheenth century............................................................... 18
12 The School of Orleans ........................................................................................................... 19
PARAGRAAF 1 VAN HOOFDSTUK 4: THE COMMENTATORS ............................................................................. 20
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The Commentators ............................................................................................................... 20
WEEK 2/BIJEENKOMST 4 EN WEEK 3/BIJEENKOMST 5 - IUS COMMUNE: VIA HET HUMANISME .... 21
HOOFDSTUK 4: ROMAN LAW AND THE NATION STATE .................................................................................. 21
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The impact of humanism ...................................................................................................... 21
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Humanism and the civil law .................................................................................................. 21
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The civil law becomes a science ............................................................................................ 22
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The ordening of the customary law ...................................................................................... 22
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The Bartolist reaction............................................................................................................ 23
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The Reception of Roman law ................................................................................................ 23
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The Reception in Germany .................................................................................................... 23
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Court practice as a source of law.......................................................................................... 24
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Civil law and natural law ...................................................................................................... 24
Civil law and international law ............................................................................................. 25
Theory and practice in the Netherlands ............................................................................... 25
WEEK 3/BIJEENKOMST 6 - VERLOREN EENHEID: HET EINDE VAN HET IUS COMMUNE ................... 26
HOOFDSTUK 5 - ROMAN LAW AND CODIFICATION ........................................................................................ 26
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Roman law and national laws .............................................................................................. 26
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The mature natural law ........................................................................................................ 26
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The codification movement .................................................................................................. 27
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Early codifications in Germany and Austria .......................................................................... 27
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Pothier and the French Civil Code ......................................................................................... 28
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The German historical school................................................................................................ 28
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Pandect-science and the German Civil Code ........................................................................ 29
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Nineteenth-century legal science outside Germany ............................................................. 29
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Roman law in the twentieth century .................................................................................... 30
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