How Nordic are the Nordic Medieval Laws? : Medieval Legal History, I. by Tamm, Ditlev ; & Vogt, Helle ; editors : - 2005

Rear cover smudged and stained. Minor wear. Good. Danish Legal History University of Copenhagen [Copenhagen] 2005 [1. oplag] orig. wrappers 21x14cm, 237 pages., With a corrigenda sheet loosely inserted. Contains 11 papers, all in English. "The articles in this volume are based on papers given at the conference .,.. which was held at the Carlsberg Academy 22nd-24th May 2003. The conference was the first in a line of ' Carlsberg Academy conferences on Medieval Legal History' "- page 3. Includes: The Importance of Classical Canon Law in Scandinavia in the 12th and 13th Centuries; The Germanic Character of the Oldest Laws of the Low Countries; Some Dark Aspects of Ius Commmune; The Nordic Medieval laws in the Legal History of the 17th and 18th Century; Pope Alexander III and the Danish Laws of Inheritance; Sicily, Denmark and Aragon: Three Kingdoms, Three Laws; One Ideology; Property and Land Tenancy: Norwegian Medieval Laws and the European Learned Law; The Concept of Kinship According to West Nordic Medieval Laws; On Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction and the Reception of Canon Law in the Swedish Provincial Laws.