The contribution of medieval public law to the Theory of the State and of the Constitution: a dialogue with Paolo Grossi

Authors

  • Raúl Pérez Johnston Universidad Anáhuac

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.17811/hc.v0i5.104

Keywords:

Middle Age, Sovereingty, Paolo Grossi, sources of law

Abstract

This article constitutes a “guide” and an analysis of Paolo Grossi’s book, The Medieval Legal Order, described by his author as a basic monograph about the legal system of the medieval age .

Submission date: 14/01/2004
Acceptance date: 22/04/2007

Author Biography

Raúl Pérez Johnston, Universidad Anáhuac

Profesor titular de la cátedra de Derechos Humanos de la Universidad Anáhuac, Profesor adjunto de la cátedra de Derecho Constitucional Mexicano de la Universidad Anáhuac, Profesor invitado de Derecho Constitucional y de Historia del Derecho Constitucional en la Universidad de la Sabana y en la Universidad Anáhuac.

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Issue

No. 5 (2004): Historia Constitucional N. 5 (2004)

Section

Europe

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