MONDAY 'May 17: 9:30
Fennel - Frau - Garnet - Guaricci - Lombardi: Justinian and Frederick, two emperors in comparison. Evolution of regulatory power and study the text from the period giustinianeno commentators. De Nardo
10:00 am - Di Ruocco - Falez - Trucillo: the keys to the common law.
Cianetti 10:30 am - Schiavone: the School of Bologna and commentators.
10:50 pm Belviso Antonio: the rights of women in medieval society.
11:10 pm Mieli Andrea David: The Birth and rediscovery of the common law.
11:30 am John Gaeta, the right of reprisal, analysis and evolution.
TUESDAY 'May 18: 10:00
Masci Consuelo: theme of custom.
Taccone Barbara 10:15 pm: The Birth of debt securities, and trade development in the twelfth century.
10:30 am Cubisino Martha medieval justice between civil and canon law.
Codispoti 10:45 pm - Damiani: the transformation of the easement, connecting with the fifth chapter of the book.
Petruzzo Marlena 11:10 pm: historical study on the protection of the possession in the twelfth century.
11:25 pm Russomando Luigi: Inquisition.
Pastena 11:40 pm - Serrani: the issue of possession, and actio Gewere spol.
Benigno 12:10 pm - Sonnino: inquisitorial process. Matteo Gobbo
12:40 pm: the legal renaissance.
WEDNESDAY 'May 19: 11:30
Calzavarini - canna - Lauretti: Moses' doctrine of Ravenna, the sixth chapter of the book. At 12:00
Nardinocchi Claudia: the relationship between law and anthropology.
12:15 pm Laura Infante: continuity in legal history. De Cupis
12:30 pm - Di Pasquale - Pecci: the formation of medieval canon law.
13:00 Masini - Lapworth - Saponara: critical review of the third chapter of the book.
13:30 pm Tommaso Di Chio: the issue of counterfeiting.
at 13:45 Chair: Luca: Romance discovery in 1100, the work of Irnerio.
MONDAY 'May 24: 9:00
Cavazzini Pierpaolo: law and war in the Middle Ages. Nicoletta Barra
9:20 pm: medieval criminal law.
9:40 pm Bonadies Camilla depth on some works Hermann Kantorowicz.
10:00 am Marra Priscilla: The Decretum of Gratian.
10:20 pm Julie Monaco: the canonical science between the twelfth and thirteenth century.
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