Tag: Rechtsgeschichte
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“Jurisprudence is a strong unifying factor in the Middle Ages”
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Interview with Susanne Lepsius on law in the Middle Ages Susanne Lepsius has set her sights high: she is working at the Kolleg on a general volume that is intended to introduce readers with no…
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Legal unity and pluralism at the 2022 Conference of Legal Historians
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Probably the most important such conference in the German-speaking world, the 43rd (German)[1] Conference of Legal Historians (Rechtshistorikertag) could at last take place in Zurich in August 2022.[2] Addressing the overarching theme of “Legal Forms…
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“It’s also about developing new narratives”
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Interview with the Directors of the Käte Hamburger Kolleg The Käte Hamburger Kolleg “Legal Unity and Pluralism” officially began its work in June 2021. Its academic concept is based on the insight that legal unity…
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Where legal history becomes visible
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Impressions from the city tour of Münster On 24 November 2021, Kolleg director Peter Oestmann took the new fellows on a city tour of Münster that was as educational as it was entertaining. In addition…
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“An exceptional Exception”
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Communal-informal tribunals as a form of legal pluralism in Mandatory Palestine Professor Dr. Dr. Eyal Katvan is currently a fellow at the EViR Kolleg, where he is investigating family litigation in communal-informal tribunals in Mandatory…