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Testamentary dispositions in the Imperium Romanum Report on the conference on 13–15 November 2024 The ancient Roman law of codicils responded to a demand in society for more flexibility in forming testamentary dispositions. In doing…
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Interview with Ferdinando Mazzarella about the Committee for Italian-German legal relations In the 1930s, Fascist Italy under Mussolini and National Socialist Germany agreed on closer political cooperation and entered into a military alliance as the…
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Dear Readers, The EViR blog has moved and can now be found at https://www.evir.uni-muenster.blog/. Not only does this relocation go hand in hand with a new, more appealing design, but also with an expansion of…
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Contribution to the MS Wissenschaft: The mutability of notions of freedom Under the slogan “Freedom”, Science Year 2024 refers explicitly to the 75th anniversary of Germany’s Basic Law, which already points to the close ties…
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Interview with Giacomo Mariani about the papal persecution of Ancona’s Jewish community The expulsion of the Jews from the Iberian Peninsula in the 1490s marked a turning point for Jewish life and Jewish identity in…
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Interview with Éva Jakab on Greek customs in Roman inheritance law The transfer of assets from one generation to the next is a key social process, and already had a legal framework in antiquity. Dealing…
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