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Borders of the early modern ius commune . England, Venice, and Scandinavia | Synapse

July 13, 2026

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Borders of the early modern ius commune . England, Venice, and Scandinavia

HVHelle VogtUniversity of Copenhagen

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This anthology aims to explore the expansion and transformation of the ius commune across England, Venice, and Scandinavia.
Examined legal practices and historical contexts in England, Venice, and Scandinavia.
Analyzed significant changes to the ius commune over time.
Identified key factors contributing to the evolution of legal frameworks in the three regions.
Highlighted the interactions between local customs and the broader ius commune.

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The focus of the anthology is to ‘discuss the expansion and changes of the ius commune in three significant corners of Europe’ (6) – Venice, England, and Scandinavia – by examining both the use of ...

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a54807d475c38bf615a554b https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.1080/2049677x.2026.2695812

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