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Empire and Legal Thought: Ideas and Institutions from Antiquity to Modernity
Preface
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Copyright Page
Edward Cavanagh
Preface
Edward Cavanagh
Notes on Contributors
Edward Cavanagh
Chapter 1 Empire and Legal Thought: An Introduction
Edward Cavanagh
1–35
Chapter 2 The First ‘Lawyers’? Judicial Offices, Administration and Legal Pluralism in Ancient Egypt, ca. 2500–1800 bce
Alexandre A. Loktionov
36–68
Chapter 3 After the Empire: Judicial Review and Athenian Interstate Relations in the Age of Demosthenes, 354–22 bce
Alberto Esu
69–104
Chapter 4 Public Law and Republican Empire in Rome, 200–27 bce
Clifford Ando
105–124
Chapter 5 Compromise and Coercion: Imperial Motives behind Justinianic Legislation in Sixth-Century Constantinople
Halcyon Weber
125–166
Chapter 6 Muslims and Non-Orthodox Christians in Byzantine Law until ca. 1100
Zachary Chitwood
167–188
Chapter 7 Roman Public Law in the Twelfth Century: Politics, Jurisprudence, and Reverence for Antiquity
Emanuele Conte
189–212
Chapter 8 Ius gentium: The Metamorphoses of a Legal Concept (Ancient Rome to Early Modern Europe)
Dante Fedele
213–251
Chapter 9 ‘Exiit edictum a Caesare Augusto ut describeretur universus orbis’ (Luke 2: 1–2): Debating Imperial Authority in Late Medieval Legal and Political Thought (12th–14th Centuries)
Tiziana Faitini
252–279
Chapter 10 Ideas of Empire in the Thought of the Late Medieval Roman Law Jurists
Joseph Canning
280–299
Chapter 11 Medieval Pisa as a Colonial Laboratory in the Historiographical Imagination of the Early Twentieth Century
Lorenzo Veracini
300–321
Chapter 12 Open and Closed Seas: The Grotius-Selden Dialogue at the Heart of Liberal Imperialism
Mark Somos
322–361
Chapter 13 Littoral Leviathan: Histories of Oceans, Laws, and Empires
Matthew Crow
362–387
Chapter 14 From Procedural Law to the ‘Rights of Humanity’: Habeas Corpus, Ex parte Somerset (1771–72), and the Movement toward Collective Representation in Early British Antislavery Cases
Sarah Winter
388–424
Chapter 15 Prerogative and Office in Pre-Revolutionary New York: Feudal Legalism, Land Patenting, and Sir William Johnson, Indian Superintendent (1756–1774)
P.G. McHugh
425–461
Chapter 16 The Pure Reason of Lex Scripta: Jurisprudential Philology and the Domain of Instituted Laws during Early British Colonial Rule in India (1770s–1820s)
Naveen Kanalu
462–491
Chapter 17 James Bryce’s Home Rule Constitutionalism and Victorian Historiography
Jordan Rudinsky
492–519
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