LH0820 Absolutism and Codification

Update: 2022-02-10

Description

This episode analyses the connection between absolutism and codification, presenting the Tuscan Criminal Code and the Prussian Civil Code as examples of a power strong enough to impose a new codification to the nation without a revolution.

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LH0930 Germanists and Gewere

2022-02-1010:32

LH0920 The Germanists

2022-02-1007:26

LH0910 Savigny and the Historical School

2022-02-1010:48

LH0900 Introduction to the 19th Century

2022-02-1005:26

LH0860 France as a Model

2022-02-1006:58

LH0850 Jurisprudence and Codification

2022-02-1009:39

LH0840 Bouche de la loi

2022-02-1006:11

LH0830 The Code Napoleon

2022-02-1006:29

LH0820 Absolutism and Codification

2022-02-1006:20

LH0815 France at War

2022-02-1008:28

LH0811 Kim Thao Le on the Droit intermediaire

2022-02-1007:28

LH0810 Kim Thao Le on the French Revolution: Causes and First Events of 1789

2022-02-1007:30

LH0800 Kim Thao Le on The Legal Ideas of the Enlightenment

2022-02-1008:41

LH0743 A Discussion with Andrew Cecchinato on Revolutions

2022-02-1018:09

LH0740 American Constitution as a Model

2022-02-1002:37

LH0730 The Constitution

2022-02-1010:02

LH0721 Jefferson and the Declaration

2022-02-1007:17

LH0720 Jefferson and the Declaration

2022-02-1006:17

LH0710 The American Revolution

2022-02-1008:02

LH0700 America in 1776

2022-02-1007:44

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