Bruno Boute (Goethe-Universität Frankfurt am Main)
Governing by Exception. Transnational Regimes of Grace wielded by the
Papacy and Legal Plurality in the Early Modern World
04/2025–05/2025
Ana Belem Fernández Castro (Scuola Superiore Meridionale, Naples)
Legal Pluralism: How Normative and Institutional Diversity Supported Early
Modern Long-Distance Trade
04/2025–05/2025
Luke Giraudet (Université catholique de Louvain)
Legal Plurality and the Princely Regulation of Crime in the Early Modern
Habsburg Low Countries
04/2025–05/2025
Anastasia Hammerschmied (Universität Wien)
International Commissions of Inquiry in Late 19th Century
04/2025–05/2025
Charlotte Johann (Queen Mary University, London)
Corporate
Rights and the Making of Legal Subjects in the German and British Empires,
ca. 1870-1920
04/2025–05/2025
Iveta
Leitane (Yale University)
Max M. Laserson (1887-1951) als Vermittler zwischen Rechtskulturen
04/2025–05/2025
Maciej Mikuła (Jagiellonian University in Kraków)
The Krakow procedural law project of 1544 against the background of legal
codification in Central European cities in the 16th century
04/2025–05/2025
Aleksandra Oniszczuk (University of Warsaw)
Legal Patchwork in a Napoleonic State: Ruling Jewish matters in the Duchy
of Warsaw
04/2025–05/2025
Visiting Researcher:
Lester Field (University of Mississippi)
03/2025–05/2025
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