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A Deep Dive into England’s Early Africa Companies by Paulien Broens

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Beyond Drugs, State and Legality by Karla L. Escobar H.

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The Multilayered World of Medieval Japanese Legal History by Rômulo da Silva Ehalt

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Pauper Agency and Negotiation Under the Old Poor Law by Victoria Hooton

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The Comforts and Confines of the Legal Imagination by Inge Van Hulle

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Exploring the Power of Victorian Narratives by Erica Kim Ollikainen-Read

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Performance as a New Direction for Legal History by Damian Augusto Gonzales Escudero

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European Union Constitution Making and the Media. Lessons from Maastricht by Jan-Henrik Meyer

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The Common Law of the Foreign Past by Aleksi Ollikainen-Read

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Museums Also Lie by Inge van Hulle

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References in the Vineyard of the Legal Text by Christoph H.F. Meyer

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Conocimiento indígena y derecho en el México colonial by Manuel Bastias Saavedra

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The Aftermath of Slavery in São Tomé and Príncipe by Maysa Espíndola Souza

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Beyond the Sharia and Codified Law Dichotomy: From the Late Ḥanafi Tradition to Mecelle by Murat Burak Aydin

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The Age of a European Empire or the Time to Jettison some Terminological Ballast? by Thorben Klünder

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The First Steps of Europe’s Most Contested Authority by Philipp Schmitt

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»Gênero: uma categoria útil« para a História do Direito Global? by Luisa Stella de Oliveira Coutinho Silva

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Books in Motion and Normative Knowledge Production in the Early Modern Iberian Worlds. An Introduction by Manuela Bragagnolo

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Rechtsgeschichte und Ordnungsdenken. Zum rechtshistorischen Werk von Paolo Grossi by Thomas Duve

“…The article, which is also a tribute to the long-standing member of the Advisory Board of the Max Planck Institute for European Legal History, reconstructs some aspects of his legal historical work, analyses the close connection between legal history and legal theory in his thought, and asks about the potential of Grossi’s method for legal history today. …”
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