Címke: Roland Kelemen

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Journal on European History of Law 2025/2

  • Kathrin Schichtel: Der Bona-Dea-Skandal – jugendlicher Leichtsinn oder gezielte Intrige? Eine analytische. Betrachtung der Handlungsmotive des Clodius anhand der Quellenlage von Plutarch und Cicero (2)
  • Tomislav Karlović, Lara Šmic: D. 1, 3, 28 (Paul. 5 ad legem Iuliam et Papiam) – Retroactive interpretation and the leges Iulia et Papia Poppaea (12)
  • Adolfo A. Diaz-Bautista Cremades: Evolution of Fraud in Spanish Law: From Roman ‘Dolus’
    to Modern Codification (21)
  • Sonja Pallauf: Das Volksbegehren über den Anschluss Salzburgs an Deutschland
    vom 29. Mai 1921 – ein Überblick (26)
  • Norbert Varga: The Real Purpose of Cartels: Theory and Practice in Hungary between the Two World Wars (34)
  • Alina Ivanenko, Andrii Ostrianko, Oleksandr Ivanenko: The Right to be Defended: The Advocacy in the Reichskommissariat Ukraine and the Military Occupation Zone (1941–1944) (39)

Annex 1: The Age of Empires – Trends in the development of Europe and its Empires in the Mirror of a Hundred Years (1814-1914)

  • Attila Barna, Balázs Pálvölgyi: Preface to a Thematic Conference Research and its Studies (49)
  • Attila Barna: Imperiale Gesetzgebung und Kaiserliche Selbstverteidigung – Kodifikationstendenzen im europäischen und ungarischen Strafrecht an der Wende des 18. und 19. Jahrhunderts (50)
  • Martin Motte: From Colonial Action to Imperial Thought: Admiral Aube (1826–1890) (59)
  • Wilhelm Brauneder: Großmacht zwischen Zerfall und Umbruch: Österreich 1848 (64)
  • Balázs Pálvölgyi: Mirages and Illusions: The Prospects of Hungarian Imperial Ambitions during the Era of Dualism (1867–1918) (69)
  • Martin Löhnig: Das Beispiel Schleswig: Integration von „Zwischenräumen“ in das Imperium
    durch Zivilrechtsvereinheitlichung (79)
  • Judit Beck: Comparison of the English and German Concepts of Contract (87)
  • Enikő Kovács-Szépvölgyi: Dilemmas of Child Protection in Hungary During the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy: Addressing the Issue of Morally Abandoned Children (94)
  • Ádám Farkas, Bence Krizsán: Military-Legal Foundations of Maintaining an Empire.
    The Development of Hungary’s Defence System in the Austro-Hungarian Empire (101)
  • Andrea Komlosy: Regional Imbalances and Imperial Cohesion. Austria-Hungary’s Multiple
    Spatial Arrangements in the aftermath of the Dual Settlement (110)
  • László Knapp: The International Legal Personality of the Austro-Hungarian Empire: Hungarian Perceptions (120)
  • Pär Cassel: China’s Century of Humiliation and the Politics of Sovereign Apologies (128)
  • Roland Kelemen: Control, Responsibility, Censorship: The Institutional Structure of Hungarian Press Regulation During the First World War – Within the Framework of the 1912 Act on Exceptional Powers (133)
  • Szabolcs Nagy: The Role of Transylvania in the Process of Romanian Empire Building (141)

Annex 2: XIX. Jahrestreffen der Jungen Romanisten

  • Michael Binder: Quia interest nostra potius non solvere quam solutum repetere.
    A Case Study on the Limits of compensatio in Roman Law and Austrian Civil Law (153)
  • Julian Kessler: Recht und Verfassung bei Cicero als Resultat von dialektischer Auseinandersetzung (162)
  • Julian Kessler: Recht und Verfassung bei Cicero als Resultat von dialektischer Auseinandersetzung (162)
    Máté Giovannini: Purchase of a Slave by Means of an Agent, in D. 21,1,51 pr.-1 (172)

Book Reviews

  • David von Mayenburg: Handbuch zur Geschichte der Konfliktlösung in Europa (182)
  • Piotr Eckhardt: Socialism under Construction. Law and Ideology in Housing, Construction
    and Spatial Planning in Poland 1944–1989 (184)
  • Michaela Sohn-Kronthaler, Markus Zimmermann (Hg.): Ignaz Seipel (1876–1932). Im Spannungsfeld von Kirche, Partei und Politik (190)
  • Joanna Kulawiak-Cyrankowska: Utilitas in Roman Jurists’ Legal Interpretation (193)
  • Dirk Heirbaut: Redefining Codification: A Comparative History of Civil, Commercial, and Procedural Codes (195)
  • Robert von Lucius: Bruno Cassirer. Verleger – Kunsthändler – Mentor des Trabrennsports (197)

Reports from History of Law

  • Elmar Wadle: Reforminstitute im deutschen Erbrecht. Entstehung und Entwicklungsstand (199)
  • Benedek Varga: Report on the research project (Dis)continuity of Legal Systems in Czechoslovakia, Hungary and Poland after WWII: Difficult Heritage (210)
  • Karolína Chudíková: Jewish Law Moot Court in Torino (2025) (211)
  • Instructions for Authors (213)

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Beküldve:

Journal on European History of Law 2025/1

  • Michael Binder: Defence of Fraud against the Disobedient Heir. A Comparison of D. 44.4.8.1 and § 663 ABGB (Austrian Civil Code) (2)
  • Margot Callewaert, Mitja Kovac: Cicero’s Responsibilizing Narrative and Moral Decision Making in Roman Law (10)
  • Beate Kutschke: On Legislative and Executive Control Logics – the Duty to In-Person Reporting in the German Employment Promotion System, 1927 to the Present (25)
  • Andrew Watson: Jewish Emancipation in Nineteenth Century Britain: Francis Goldsmid – Barrister, Legislator, Human Rights Campaigner, Religious Reformer and Philanthropist (37)
  • Carlos Sardinha: Year 1945: The Kingdom of the Netherlands, the Proclamation of the Independence of the Republic of Indonesia (August 17, 1945) and the Beginning of a new Constitutionalism in Asia. A Study on History of Constitutionalism and Decolonization (47)
  • Charalampos Stamelos: Reflections on Legal History of Romania and a Comparison to Greek Family Law (65)
  • Zdeňka Stoklásková: Der Ehekonsens als Mittel zur Bekämpfung der Armut? Das „lange Leben“ der Ehebewilligung in der Habsburgermonarchie (72)
  • Tomáš Mach: Die innere Selbstbestimmung der Völker und die Sprachrechte ethnischer Minderheiten in der amtlichen Kommunikation in der Tschechischen Republik einhundert Jahre nach dem Ersten Weltkrieg (89)
  • David Marhold: Ernst Swoboda und der tschechoslowakische BGB-Entwurf der Zwischenkriegszeit (101)
  • Piotr Eckhardt: Between Interdependence and Subordination. The Relationship of Spatial Planning Law and Economic Planning Law in People’s Poland (112)
  • Orsolya Falus, Borbála Obrusánszky: The Terror of Central- and Eastern Europe of the 13th Century: Genghis Khan. The Analysis of The Secret History of the Mongols as a Legal History Source Work (120)
  • Csaba Cservák: The Development and Spread of Different Types of Constitutional Courts (135)
  • Benedek Varga: The Fraudulent and Culpable Bankruptcy in Complex Approach, with Special Regard to the Practice of the Royal Hungarian Curia (145)
  • Roland Kelemen, Róbert Bartkó: The Most Significant Case of Military Supplier Fraud in Hungary During the First World War: The Criminal Judgement of the Cloth-Fraud Case Based on the Judgements of the Military Courts of the Time (154)
  • Norbert Varga: The Validity of Cartel Agreements in Hungarian Cartel Law in the Period between the Two World Wars with a European Perspective (162)
  • András Téglási: The Commencement and Historical Development of the Right to Property in Hungary (17)

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