Nomôdos: Maison Française d’Oxford "Writing Legal History: Breaking out of National Frameworks (France & UK)", 24 mai 2010, Oxford

21 mai 2010

Information transmise par Fr. Audren:

Maison Française d’Oxford

Clio@Thémis
&
Nomôdos

Writing Legal History:

Breaking out of National Frameworks
(France & United Kingdom)

Monday 24 May 2010,

Oxford

Convenor:

Programme

Introduction by Luc Borot (MFO), Jacques Krynen (Université Toulouse 1 Capitole) and Frédéric Audren (CNRS-MFO)

10h-13h

John Cairns (Univ. of Edinburgh), National, Transnational, and European Legal Histories: Paradigms and Problems.
Jean-Louis Halpérin (ENS Ulm, Paris), Is it time for the de-construction of myths in French legal history?
Michael Lobban (Mary Queen, Univ. of London), The Varieties of Legal History.
Alain Wijffels (CNRS - Centre Georges Chevrier), Le ius commune européen: les limites d'une base commune pour l'historiographie du droit anglais et français.
Paul Brand (All Souls, Univ. of Oxford), The English medieval Common Law and the learned law tradition.

14h-17h

Soazick Kerneis (Univ. Paris Ouest), Alternative Dispute Resolution. Penal Law, History and Anthropology.
Andrew Lewis (Univ. College London), The Tithe and La Dîme: similarities and différence.
Chantal Stebbings (Univ. of Exeter), The ‘Unreported’ Tax Case: its Place in the Development of Law in Nineteenth Century England.
David Deroussin (Univ. Jean Moulin Lyon 3), Une nouvelle nationalisation du droit: la culture juridique française vue par la doctrine (1ère moitié du XXè s.).