Ius Commune – Grupo Interinstitucional em História da Cultura Jurídica

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Printing & Iconology as Legal-Historical Sources (2020)

Presentation | Arno Dal Ri Jr., Caetano Dias Corrêa & Diego Nunes

Conferences

• Introduction to Historical Iconology of Law | Georges Martyn
• Comments Conference 2 Georges Martyn: Printing as Legal-Historical Source | Ricardo Sontag
• Religiosity and Totalitarian Aesthetics: An Approximation | José de Magalhães Campos Ambrósio

Academic Communications

• Elements of Iconography and Legal Iconology in the Age of Codification (France 1804 – Brazil 1830) | Belisa Bettega da Rosa, Carlos César Rodrigues & Ricardo Ávila Abraham
• Reflections on the appropriation of North American federalism by the Brazilian legal system and its consequences in the tax sphere | Andrey José Taffner Fraga
• Theoretical reflections for the construction of the concept of guardian of the constitution in the debate between Carl Schmitt and Hans Kelsen from the Enlightenment heritage (1928-1931) | Júlia Farah Scholz
• Beyond the Law: Positive Criminology and Criminal Control between Legality and Inequality in the Old Republic | Mario Davi Barbosa
• Religion in the legal practice of Nelson Hungria: Contributions to the Composition of National Identity | Ana Luiza De Oliveira Alphonse
• Legal abortion in the Penal Code of 1940: Control of practices or promotion of reproductive rights? | Bárbara Madruga da Cunha
• Wild animals in the Hunting Code in Brazil (1943): An analysis of the legal concept of the game animal | Mayessa Haendchen Costa

Legal Thinking and International Dimension: historical experiences and conceptual itineraries between the 19th and 20th centuries (2011)

Summary

Presentation | Arno Dal Ri Jr

Conferences:

• Aspectos Jurídicos de la Globalización Económica | Paolo Grossi
• Carl Schmitt Revisited: Rethinking the Concept of “Big Space” (Grossraum) in a Global Context | Paolo Cappellini
• The categories of the European Legal Order before the new world: some theoretical elaborations in the Second Stolastic | Massimo Meccarelli
• Individual right and “right of the homeland”. Myth of the nation and emigration at the end of the 19th century | Giovanni Cazzetta
• “Human Rights” and “Self-Determination” of Peoples in the Process of Decolonization | Pietro Costa

Academic Communications:

• “Exceptions to the Exception”: The exclusion of Extradition for Political Crimes in the Italian-Brazilian Treaties of 1871 and 1932 | Diego Nunes
• The Institutionalism of Santi Romano and his conception of International Law | Felipe de Farias Ramos
• Gambling in Brazilian Criminal Law | Carolina Malagoli Krelling
• National Security Laws: The itinerary of Terrorism in the Double Level of Legality of the Brazilian military dictatorial experience (1964/1985) | Gabriel Videira da Silva
• The Principle of Legality in Brazilian Authoritarian Criminal Law (1937-1945) | Manuela Bittar Horn
• Attempts to institution an International Jurisdiction prior to the Permanent Court of International Justice | Lucas Carlos Lima
• Delenda Ius Gentium: A historical construction of memory of Roman Law in Pasquale S. Mancini | Márlio Aguiar
• The Principle of Nationality in Pasquale Stanislao Mancini’s theory | Aline Beltrame de Moura
• “… And superstition, took their place the lights…”: the last processes of magical practices of the Portuguese Inquisition, 1802-1819 | Ana Luiza de Oliveira e Silva
• The Brazilian Constitution of 1934: Historical formation and normative ordering of the constitutionality control model | Idir Canzi, Reginaldo Pereira e Tiaraju Lazzari
• Generations of United Nations Peacekeeping Operations: Portraits of Historical Experiences in the Process of Maintaining International Peace | Javier Rodrigo Maidana
• The “business” cases in the post-World War II courts and the evolution of the accountability of leaders for International Crimes | Cássio Zen
• French doctrine and its contribution to International Law | Gabriela Werner
• The legal historical experience at a time of change in the late 19th century: Esau and Jacob and a reading according to Walter Benjamin | Ligia Maria Breme
• The Supreme Court and economic development in the United States in the 19th century | Guilherme Ricken
• Influences of foreign doctrine and jurisprudence in the debates on Federal Intervention during the First Republic | Laila Maia Galvão
• Feminist Thinking in International Law | Camila Soares Lippi
• Between Naturalism and Realism: the emergence and the current conjuncture of the international legal plane | Fernando Gabriel Lopes Cavalcante

Legal Systems and the Dimension of Justice in Modern and Contemporary Legal Experience: Dialogue between History, Law and Criminology (2010)

• Summary
• ‘Inquisitive unconscious’ and authoritarian regimes: a ‘necessary’ relationship? | Paolo Cappellini
• The criminal and the determination of justice in Europe of the Ius Commune | Massimo Meccarelli
• The criminal as an enemy: images of justice and exclusion devices between medievo and modernity | Pietro Costa
• The right codified between design and application: stories of Enlightenment, codes and magistrates (1786-1791) | Stefano Solimano
• Doctrinal debates on crime against the state in the Ancien Régime
   | Arno Dal Ri Júnior
• Cesare Lombroso and his time: juvenile delinquency in liberal Italy
   | Mary Gibson
• Ius Commune and Ius Proprium: challenges of medieval reality | Karine Salgado
• Public Justice X Criminal Justice negotiated in medieval Italy | Alexandre Ribas de Paulo
• The legal culture of journals: the journal of criminal law (1933-1936) as a source of interpretation | Camila Cardoso de Mello Prando
• Gambling in Brazilian legislation: an approach to the history of law | Carolina Malagoli Krelling
• The problem of the definition of Political Crime: reminiscences about the decision of ADPF n. 153 by the Supreme Court | Diego Nunes
• Civil Code and social revolution: the regime of favor and the impasses of Brazilian civil codification in the 19th century | Douglas da Veiga Nascimento
• The problem of the gaps of the law in the institutionalist thought of Santi Romano | Felipe Faria Ramos
• Nelson Hungria and the Brazilian Penal Code of 1940 | Gabriel Videira Silva
• Elements for understanding intercultural criminal law in Latin America | Guilherme Ricken
• The malleability of bachelorship: incorporation of positivist criminology as rhetorical discourse | Gustavo Zatelli Correa
• The transformations of the Brazilian study on the judged thing: from paula batista’s doctrinal influences to Liebman’s contributions
   | Leandro Monteiro Liberal
• Indigenous slavery in 18th century Curitiba | Liliam Ferraresi Brighente
• Liberalism in the emperor’s lands | Luciene Dal Ri
• The construction of strong states in the 20th century: approximations and distinctions between authoritarian and totalitarian regimes | Manuela Bittar Horn
• Roman law and the history of law: broadening methodological horizons between new postures and dialogues | Márlio Aguiar
• Interlocutions between art and criminology: drawing cultural criminology | Paula Gil Larruscahim
• Fundamental structures of international law in Paulus Vladimiri and Francisco de Vitoria | Paulo Potiara de Alcântara Veloso
• Victimology: necessary approximation between victim and offender for criminological studies | Priscilla Camargo

History Meetings of The Law of the Federal University of Santa Catarina: History of Criminal Law in Modernity (2009)

Summary
Presentation | Arno Dal Ri Júnior; Diego Nunes

Conferences

• Political criminalization in fascist Italy | Arno Dal Ri Júnior
• The exercise of political power and the criminal norms of the Brazilian empire | Alexandre Ribas de Paulo
• Political dissent and expansion of the penal system: a comparative analysis of legality regimes in Italy and France at the end of the 19th century | Massimo Meccarelli
• Dissenso politico ed espansione del sistema penale: un’analisi comparata sui regimi della legalità in Italia e Francia alla fine del XIX secolo | Massimo Meccarelli
• Aspects of the history of modern codifications: connections between the ideological dimension and legality regimes | Stefano Solimano
• Aspetti della Storia delle codificazione moderne: connessione tra la dimensione ideologica del penale e i regimi della legalità | Stefano Solimano

Academic Communications

• The Council of State of Napoleon Bonaparte and the historical genesis of the “Act of Government” | Alexandre Pereira Hubert
• The Law School of Santa Catarina: creation, development, and performance in state politics | Carolina Malagoli Krelling
• The crime of politician in the writings Nélson Hungria | Diego Nunes
• Fundamentals of Criminal Law from the Natural Law of Hugo Grotius | Fernando Nagib Marcos Coelho
• The definition of terrorism in Brazilian Criminal Law | Gabriel Videira Silva
• Criminal sanctions in U.S. antitrust | Guilherme Ricken
• Society of Nations and intervention: contributions and consequences | Javier Rodrigo Maidana
• The International Criminal Court and its voluntary foundation: the historical construction of International Criminal Law | Lucas Carlos Lima
• Nuremberg International Military Tribunal: brief analysis of typified crimes | Luiz Felipe Gondin Ramos
• Nietzsche and the consecration of the subjected: the weakness of the herd man as the foundation of the state of permanent exception | Renata Rodrigues Ramos

The Construction of Modern Criminal Law and Criminal Procedure (2008)

Index
Presentation | Arno Dal Ri Júnior; Ricardo Sontag

Conferences and Lectures

• Modern Criminal Law between retribution and reconciliation | Giorgia Alessi
• Legal regimes of exception and penal system: paradigm shifts between modern and contemporary age | Massimo Meccarelli
• Notes on political criminal law in Italy between the 19th and 20th centuries | Floriana Colao
• The construction of criminal dogmatics between the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century | Vera Regina Pereira de Andrade
• The crime against state authority in criminal Jacobinism: the discursive strategies of Robespierre and Merlin of Douai | Arno Dal Ri Júnior

Communications

• Cesare Beccaria’s utilitarianism and the effectiveness of criminal law in the Absolutist State | Alexsander Rodrigues de Castro
• Theory of legislation and criminal law in Jeremy Bentham: the issue of recipients | Ricardo Sontag
• “Clearer than daylight”: the Inquisition as a symptom of a new legal regime for the production of truth | Thiago Hoshino
• Portuguese Inquisition: one of the faces of Criminal Law | Ana Luiza de Oliveira e Silva
• On the constitution of international trafficking in women as a focus of attention in contemporary times | Anamaria Marcon Venson
• The Indian Febrônio Case of Brazil: Notes on the history of criminological Thinking in Brazil | Marcele G. Guerra
• Culture and Structure of the Penal Code of Brazil Empire | Delton Meirelles; Luiz Cláudio Moreira Gomes; Marcelo Pereira de Mello
• The movement of special procedural norms of political crimes for repression during the Vargas government (1935 – 1945) | Diego Nunes
• The TSN as the court of exception: the debate about the (un)constitutionality of the National Security Court in the Age Vargas | Christiano Celmer Balz
• Jury Court: survivor of the Republican experience (1832/1841) | Delton Meirelles; Luiz Cláudio Moreira Gomes; Marcelo Pereira de Mello
• The expansion of the ius puniendi through the law of the special | Alexandre Ribas de Paulo
• Procedural treatment of macrocrime | Mariana Sant’ana Miceli
• Some Considerations About STJ Summary 231 | Felipe Heringer Roxo da Motta
• The commune ius in catalan medieval law | Rogério Ribeiro Tostes
• The strike in criminal codification of 1940 | Moisés Alves Soares