How Nordic are the Nordic medival laws?
Subtitle: ten years after : proceedings of the Tenth Carlsberg Academy Conference on Medieval Legal History 2013
By: Per Andersen, Kirsi Salonen, Helle I.M. Sigh & Helle Vogt (eds.).
Contributors: Andersen, Per, 1969- editor; Salonen, Kirsi, editor; Sigh, Helle I. M., editor; Vogt, Helle, editor
Publisher: DJØF Publishing
Published: 2014
Place of publication: Copenhagen
Language: eng
Number of pages: 249
ISBN-13: 9788757432251
Copyright date: 2014
Subjects: Law; Congresses; Medieval Law; Scandinavian Law; European influences; History
Other titles: How Nordic are the Nordic medieval laws?
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: How Nordic are the Ole Nordic laws : ten years later?  -- Ditlev Tamm; title: How Nordic are the Nordic Laws?  -- Jørn Øyrehagen Sunde; title: Rights, obligations, domestic relations, and 'ius naturale', the right order of things : a strategy for research into the Nordic medieval laws  -- Helle I.M. Sigh and Helle Vogt; title: Intestate inheritance as a family matter : Ius commune, statutes and cases from Florence  -- Thomas Kuehn; title: Swedish ecclesiastical legislation and the question of its Nordic character  -- Bertil Nilsson; title: How Nordic are the Biblical social ideals as expressed in the early Scandinavian church laws?  -- Torstein Jørgensen; title: Origins of the Swedish medieval laws : a state of the art, from my perspective  -- Stefan Brink; title: Law, language and crime in Denmark and England : a comparative approach  -- Jenny Benham; title: Indigenous or universal? A comparative perspective on medieval (Frisian) compensation law  -- Han Nijdam; title: Scandinavians by the papal well of grace and justice at the eve of Reformation  -- Kirsi Salonen; title: Scandinavia consults 'Rome', ca. 1104-1202: contexts and consequences  -- Anne J. Duggan; title: Papal letters relating to Medieval Scandinavia : a survey from the 11th century to the beginning of the Western schism -- Peter Stȧhl.