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UNINA9910231249703321 |
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Popular Justice in Times of Transition (19th and 20th Century Europe) / / Émilie Delivré, Emmanuel Berger, Martin Löhnig, editors |
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Bologna : , : Società editrice il Mulino Spa, , 2017 |
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1 online resource (224 pages) |
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Law - History - 20th century |
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Materiale a stampa |
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Monografia |
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Introduction -- 1. Popular justices -- 2. Popular justice in transition: the chapters -- 3. Conflict resolution and popularity -- French Grand Juries in Times of Transition, 1791-1799 -- Popular Justice in Times of Revolution -- 1. Introduction -- 2. The «Glorious Revolution» and the reestablishment of popular justice in Spain -- 3. The jury and criminal procedure -- Appendix -- «Justice Serving the Poor». The Colleges of Wise Men in Italy (19th-20th Centuries) -- 1. The emergence of industrial arbitrators to settle labor disputes in Europe -- 2. The Italian experience. The law of June 15, 1893, no. 295 establishing colleges of wise men -- 3. Another important issue: the relationship between colleges of probiviri and collective bargaining -- Interpretive Moments: Popular Justice Practice in England and Wales, c. 1800-1980 -- Popular Justice during the People's Spring. Jury, Charivari, and Other Curiosities in 1848 -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Charivari -- 3. Popular Justice, a question of time -- 4. Conclusions -- Bavarian Drumhead Courts-Martial and People's Courts -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Bavaria: Reservoir of anti-democratic forces or starting point to a democratic state -- 3. Establishment and activities of Bavarian People's Courts -- 4. The extent of lay participation -- 5. The importance of the lay element in the introduction -- 6. The intention of the contemporaries -- 7. Structural comparability of Drumhead Courts-Martial and People's Courts -- 8. Establishment and activities of Bavarian People's Courts -- 9. Jurisdiction of the Bavarian People's Courts -- 10. Establishment and activities of Bavarian Drumhead Courts-Martial -- 11. Intermezzo: |
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Revolutionary tribunals during the Munich Soviet Republic -- 12. Abolition efforts -- 13. Four years state of emergency? -- 14. Summary: Bavarian People's Courts-Victor's justice of successful state subversives? -- ?«Volk» and «Justice» under the Third Reich -- 1. Preliminary remarks -- 2. The source of the law is the «Volk» -- 3. The «Volk» is the judge -- Mob Justice and Violence in France during Liberation (Summer 1944) -- 1. Introduction -- 2. The feared civil war that failed to materialize -- 3. «La Liberation» -- 4. Rumors and revenge: the prime movers of mob justice -- 5. A decisive element: rumors, half information - half accusation -- 6. Liberating violence -- 7. Gender-oriented mob justice or male revenge -- 8. The head-shaving incident at Voiron -- ?Popular Justice and Iconoclasm in Post-War East Germany. Premodern Rites of Violence in the (De)Legitimation of Modern States -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Dishonoring the regime and the emotional work of East German society -- 3. The times and spaces of iconoclasm -- 4. Restoring and redefining community in rituals of violence -- 5. Conclusion -- «Volksgerichte» in Austria (1945-1955) -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Legal bases: «Verbotsgesetz» and «Kriegsverbrechergesetz» -- 3. The formation of «Volksgerichte» -- 4. Who represented the «public» in these courts? -- 5. The abolition of the «Volksgerichte» -- 6. What did the courts achieve? -- a. Proceedings against «illegals» -- b. «November criminals» -- c. «Euthanasia» -- d. «Endphasenverbrechen» (final stage crimes) -- 7. Conclusions -- Nazi Crimes in the Judgment of the People. The Bavarian Jury Court in the Post-war Period -- 1. The field of research -- 2. «Jury courts» - «mixed courts» -- 3. Rejection of the jury court after 1945 -- 4. Reintroduction of the jury court in Bavaria -- 5. Legal structure of the Bavarian jury court -- 6. Bavarian jury court jurisdiction -- a. Experience reports -- b. Condemnation of Nazi injustice -- 7. The end of the Bavarian jury court -- Index. |
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