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Hardback. Zustand: New. In a series of essays based on surviving documents of actual court practices from Perugia and Bologna, as well as laws, statutes, and theoretical works from the 12th and 13th centuries, Massimo Vallerani offers important historical insights into the establishment of a trial-based public justice system. Challenging the long-standing evolutionary paradigm of medieval legal procedures, Vallerani argues that public justice was not the triumph of strong inquisitorial procedure over weak accusatory procedure, but rather a process in which the two procedures developed in tandem. He demonstrates that inquisition and accusation shared many features in their intertwining goals of punishment and reconciliation. The grand narrative of the evolution of criminal justice is dismantled in this work, originally published in Italian and widely cited as a ground breaking study of legal procedure. Vallerani contends that accusatio and inquisitio were formed simultaneously to address different needs: to seek and construct different "truths"-the truth of the fact that occurred outside the courtroom as revealed by the probing of the judge, and the truth that emerges inside the triadic model of the courtroom as a result of negotiations between the disputing parties under the guidance of the judge. Vallerani's rich approach to his sources includes statistical analysis of the court records, revealing the functioning of the courts in terms of the incidence of torture, the proportions of trials initiated by accusatio and inquisitio, and the percentage of trials suspended at different stages of litigation. Furthermore, he sets legal procedures within the context of a society and political world immersed in violence and conflict and shows how the supplica, or petition for pardon, played a major role in the transformation from communal to signorial government in the early fourteenth century.…

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Brossura. Zustand: new. Roma, 2024; br., pp. 240, cm 15x21.(La Storia. Temi). Nelle città medievali abitare o nascere in un luogo non fanno diventare le persone dei cittadini e non garantiscono l'assegnazione di diritti civici in via definitiva. Diventare cittadini resta un lavoro faticoso, una condizione temporanea da mantenere con azioni ripetute nel tempo che mostrano la volontà di essere civis (abitare, pagare le tasse, militare nell'esercito, lavorare). In questa concezione dinamica e attiva di cittadinanza, non tutti avevano le stesse risorse.Tra Duecento e Quattrocento si affermano regimi diversi di cittadinanza, graduati secondo la possibilità o meno di partecipare alla vita politica. Questo libro ricostruisce la lenta trasformazione della civilitas da sistema di controllo dell'appartenenza a filtro selettivo di élites politiche riprodotte per via familiare. La divisione della cittadinanza in sfere di diritti differenziati aiuta a comprendere le complesse dinamiche di inclusione e di esclusione che ancora oggi caratterizzano il mondo contemporaneo. Libro.…

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Gebunden. Zustand: New. &Uumlber den AutorMassimo Vallerani teaches medieval history at the University of Turin. Sarah Rubin Blanshei is dean of the college and professor of history emerita of Agnes Scott College.KlappentextrnrnIn a series .

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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - In a series of essays based on surviving documents of actual court practices from Perugia and Bologna, as well as laws, statutes, and theoretical works from the 12th and 13th centuries, Massimo Vallerani offers important historical insights into the establishment of a trial-based public justice system. Challenging the long-standing evolutionary paradigm of medieval legal procedures, Vallerani argues that public justice was not the triumph of strong inquisitorial procedure over weak accusatory procedure, but rather a process in which the two procedures developed in tandem. He demonstrates that inquisition and accusation shared many features in their intertwining goals of punishment and reconciliation. The grand narrative of the evolution of criminal justice is dismantled in this work, originally published in Italian and widely cited as a ground breaking study of legal procedure. Vallerani contends that accusatio and inquisitio were formed simultaneously to address different needs: to seek and construct different "truths"the truth of the fact that occurred outside the courtroom as revealed by the probing of the judge, and the truth that emerges inside the triadic model of the courtroom as a result of negotiations between the disputing parties under the guidance of the judge. Vallerani's rich approach to his sources includes statistical analysis of the court records, revealing the functioning of the courts in terms of the incidence of torture, the proportions of trials initiated by accusatio and inquisitio, and the percentage of trials suspended at different stages of litigation. Furthermore, he sets legal procedures within the context of a society and political world immersed in violence and conflict and shows how the supplica, or petition for pardon, played a major role in the transformation from communal to signorial government in the early fourteenth century.…

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Hardback. Zustand: New. In a series of essays based on surviving documents of actual court practices from Perugia and Bologna, as well as laws, statutes, and theoretical works from the 12th and 13th centuries, Massimo Vallerani offers important historical insights into the establishment of a trial-based public justice system. Challenging the long-standing evolutionary paradigm of medieval legal procedures, Vallerani argues that public justice was not the triumph of strong inquisitorial procedure over weak accusatory procedure, but rather a process in which the two procedures developed in tandem. He demonstrates that inquisition and accusation shared many features in their intertwining goals of punishment and reconciliation. The grand narrative of the evolution of criminal justice is dismantled in this work, originally published in Italian and widely cited as a ground breaking study of legal procedure. Vallerani contends that accusatio and inquisitio were formed simultaneously to address different needs: to seek and construct different "truths"-the truth of the fact that occurred outside the courtroom as revealed by the probing of the judge, and the truth that emerges inside the triadic model of the courtroom as a result of negotiations between the disputing parties under the guidance of the judge. Vallerani's rich approach to his sources includes statistical analysis of the court records, revealing the functioning of the courts in terms of the incidence of torture, the proportions of trials initiated by accusatio and inquisitio, and the percentage of trials suspended at different stages of litigation. Furthermore, he sets legal procedures within the context of a society and political world immersed in violence and conflict and shows how the supplica, or petition for pardon, played a major role in the transformation from communal to signorial government in the early fourteenth century.…

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Zustand: NEW. Roma: Viella, 2024 9791254696729 La storia. Temi 124 380 N vol.: 1, N pag.: 340, Peso: 380, L: 21, W: 15 Nelle città medievali abitare o nascere in un luogo non fanno diventare le persone dei cittadini e non garantiscono l'assegnazione di diritti civici in via definitiva. Diventare cittadini resta un lavoro faticoso, una condizione temporanea da mantenere con azioni ripetute nel tempo che mostrano la volontà di essere civis (abitare, pagare le tasse, militare nell'esercito, lavorare). In questa concezione dinamica e attiva di cittadinanza, non tutti avevano le stesse risorse.Tra Duecento e Quattrocento si affermano regimi diversi di cittadinanza, graduati secondo la possibilità o meno di partecipare alla vita politica. Questo libro ricostruisce la lenta trasformazione della civilitas da sistema di controllo dell'appartenenza a filtro selettivo di élites politiche riprodotte per via familiare. La divisione della cittadinanza in sfere di diritti differenziati aiuta a comprendere le complesse dinamiche di inclusione e di esclusione che ancora oggi caratterizzano il mondo contemporaneo. Nelle città medievali abitare o nascere in un luogo non fanno diventare le persone dei cittadini e non garantiscono l'assegnazione di diritti civici in via definitiva. Diventare cittadini resta un lavoro faticoso, una condizione temporanea da mantenere con azioni ripetute nel tempo che mostrano la volontà di essere civis (abitare, pagare le tasse, militare nell'esercito, lavorare). In questa concezione dinamica e attiva di cittadinanza, non tutti avevano le stesse risorse.Tra Duecento e Quattrocento si affermano regimi diversi di cittadinanza, graduati secondo la possibilità o meno di partecipare alla vita politica. Questo libro ricostruisce la lenta trasformazione della civilitas da sistema di controllo dell'appartenenza a filtro selettivo di élites politiche riprodotte per via familiare. La divisione della cittadinanza in sfere di diritti differenziati aiuta a comprendere le complesse dinamiche di inclusione e di esclusione che ancora oggi caratterizzano il mondo contemporaneo.…

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