Lukas Thommen skillfully analyzes the relationship between man and nature in greek-roman antiquity and it examines with insight on the one hand human intervention (agriculture and channeling works and mining and ...

The fifth century A.D. turns out to be the crossroad between ancient and modern: a short century differently marked by a cultural acceleration. The primary and nodal aspect of the phenomenon is the Theodosius II coding. ...

[James Morwood, Adriano, Società editrice il Mulino, Bologna, 2015, pp. 150] The volume of James Morwood, divided into 12 chapters, is constructed with accuracy and with an efficient use of the narrative form of flashbacks. ...

This book by Federica Bertoldi analyzes the importance acquired by the shape, starting from Roman law to the contemporary law, regarding legal transactions of financial nature. The book particularl points out the changing ...

The book collects the acts of the International Convention regarding Unioni di fatto: dal diritto romano ai diritti attuali held in Imperia in 2015. Common-law marriage – an ancient social phenomenon – as a stable ...

The book by Luigi Capogrossi Colognesi emphasizes the complex and difficult work of the roman magistrates and the jurists directed to building a legal system adaptable to the changing times. In fact they will be credited ...

Law and power appear to be two opposites, whose relationship, in the Roman judicial system as in modern law, seemingly affects the various organizational forms expressed by human coexistence. Every society, in the course ...