Ho appena ricevuto una mail relativa all'organizzazione del prossimo "Forum dei giovani storici del diritto", presso l'Istituto Europeo di Firenze. Il tema mi pare veramente carino ed ho pensato che, magari, qualcuno potrebbe essere interessato a partecipare!
CALL FOR PAPERS
“Inter-, Trans-, Supra-? Legal Relations and Power Structures in History”
XVth European Forum of Young Legal Historians
Florence, Italy, 2-4 April 2009
The international graduate and post-graduate conference “Inter-, Trans-, Supra-? Legal Relations and Power Structures in History” of the European Association of Young Legal Historians will take place at the European University Institute (EUI) in Florence, Italy, from 2-4 April 2009, Thursday-Saturday (www.eui.eu).
Besides covering the whole spectrum of traditional legal history, we are this year particularly interested in innovative papers dealing with topics on inter-, trans- and supranational legal relations that exceed the realm of national “imagined communities“. Across, as well as within legal cultures, legal relationships have always been embedded in power structures and methods of inclusion and exclusion. We therefore strongly encourage papers which examine legal realities or Verfassungs- und Rechtswirklichkeiten, i.e. legal relationships in their specific political, cultural, social, or economic contexts. Hence, interdisciplinary approaches at the borderlines of law, history, and political and social sciences are especially welcome.
The European Forum of Young Legal Historians – whose first international session took place in Frankfurt am Main in 1992 – has grown into the leading conference for young researchers in legal history in Europe and neighbouring world regions. Against this background, the EUI as the European University par excellence is a perfect location for hosting the 2009 Forum on hierarchies, relations and power structures in legal history. Presentations can be given in German, English, French, Spanish and Italian although English is the preferred lingua franca. A publication of the presentations in an edited volume of the “Yearbook of Young Legal History” is scheduled for 2010. Regular participation fee will be 90€ (the fee will be reduced for participants giving a paper).
Besides covering the whole spectrum of traditional legal history, we are this year particularly interested in innovative papers dealing with topics on inter-, trans- and supranational legal relations that exceed the realm of national “imagined communities“. Across, as well as within legal cultures, legal relationships have always been embedded in power structures and methods of inclusion and exclusion. We therefore strongly encourage papers which examine legal realities or Verfassungs- und Rechtswirklichkeiten, i.e. legal relationships in their specific political, cultural, social, or economic contexts. Hence, interdisciplinary approaches at the borderlines of law, history, and political and social sciences are especially welcome.
The European Forum of Young Legal Historians – whose first international session took place in Frankfurt am Main in 1992 – has grown into the leading conference for young researchers in legal history in Europe and neighbouring world regions. Against this background, the EUI as the European University par excellence is a perfect location for hosting the 2009 Forum on hierarchies, relations and power structures in legal history. Presentations can be given in German, English, French, Spanish and Italian although English is the preferred lingua franca. A publication of the presentations in an edited volume of the “Yearbook of Young Legal History” is scheduled for 2010. Regular participation fee will be 90€ (the fee will be reduced for participants giving a paper).
Please send your application (an abstract of max. 500 words and your CV) to
Legal.History@eui.eu
Deadline is 20 September 2008
Further information on the Association of Young Legal Historians and past Forums will be available soon on www.aylh.org
We look forward to your application and to welcoming you in Florence in Spring 2009
Norman Domeier, Georg v. Graevenitz, Markus Prutsch
European University Institute
Department of History and Civilization
Villa Schifanoia, Via Boccaccio 121
50133 Florence (FI), ITALY
www.eui.eu
1 commentaire:
Ma quest'anno si svolge TUTTO a metà settembre??? Ora anche la deadline dei giovani storici del diritto? Comunque sembra davvero interessante, grazie!
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