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I. Introduction I. Introduction
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II. The European Salvation of National Legal Historiographies II. The European Salvation of National Legal Historiographies
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III. Europe and Non-Europe III. Europe and Non-Europe
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IV. Global Perspectives IV. Global Perspectives
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1. Entangled Histories 1. Entangled Histories
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2. International and Transnational Normative Orders 2. International and Transnational Normative Orders
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3. Emancipating from Historiographic Hegemonies and Theory Trading 3. Emancipating from Historiographic Hegemonies and Theory Trading
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V. Final Remarks V. Final Remarks
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Recommended Reading Recommended Reading
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5 Global Legal History: Setting Europe in Perspective
Get accessThomas Duve is Director at the Max Planck Institute for Legal History and Legal Theory, and Professor of Comparative Legal History at Goethe University (both in Frankfurt). He works principally on the legal history of the imperial spaces of the Iberian monarchies in the early modern period, especially the history of early modern canon law and moral theology, as well as the history of legal practices.
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Published:08 August 2018
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Abstract
As shown in the previous chapters, our image of European legal history itself has evolved as a result of the nineteenth-century national legal historiographies and their translation into the political and intellectual constellations of the mid twentieth century European movement. It is only more recently that the path-dependencies resulting from this tradition have been problematized and that stronger claims have been made to situate European legal history within global perspectives. This chapter presents an overview of both this development and what might be called ‘global perspectives on European legal history’. To do so, it traces back how the category ‘Europe’ became the most important spatial framing of transnational legal history. It provides an overview about how leading scholars constructed the relation between Europe and other world areas. It sketches out current ways of placing European legal history in global perspectives today.
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