History of Roman Law

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Globalisation is paving the way for the increasingly international legal transactions and disputes. As a result, solicitors [and lawyers] are required to work across numerous jurisdictions. Knowledge not only of languages but also of some of the relevant legal concepts of these jurisdictions is beneficial. Due to the fact that the French, German, Italian and a vast number of other legal systems have kept alive many of the Roman legal rules and principles , studying Roman law gives students a solid grounding in the fundamental principles of these jurisdictions.…So don’t dismiss Roman law as an unimportant module..: the knowledge it offers can be valuable to your future studies and career ”. So speaks a Law Student at the University of Cambridge on The Guardian (“Studying Roman law: Juno it’s more useful than you’d think”, 11.4.2016): I often use his words to show my Students that there are several ways to appreciate Roman Law , and sometimes they can be unexpected. Come and see what they are!

Special Thanks to: Julie Ann Lyons , linguistic consultant and voice of the trailer ; Dr . Pietropaolo Vanin, proofreader; Pierluigi Romanello, Carla Cimmino and Maria Sarah Papillo; Aldo Livorno , images and external links consultant; Mario Paloschi , Claudio Montefusco for Ballandi Arts.

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Francesca Galgano
Francesca Galgano

Francesca Galgano is Full Professor of European Juridical Science. History Methods Techniques , Law Dept., Federico II University, Naples, Italy; since 2015 elected member of the “Comitato Unico di Garanzia per le Pari opportunità, la valorizzazione del benessere di chi lavora e contro le discriminazioni” (Equal opportunities committee), Federico II University, Naples, Italy; coordinator of the international agreement with Univ. Tunis El Manar; member of the Internationality Committee, Law Dept., Federico II University; in the scientific board of M.U.N.A. (Mediterranean and Middle East University Network Agreement) and in the Internal Advisory Board of Aurora Unina-European Universities Alliance.

Her main Teaching and Research Interests are Roman Law, Byzantine Law, Canon Law Sources, Roman heritage in European juridical Culture, Testamentary Dispositions; Roman Family Law. Post Graduate Courses Taught (Master and PhD.): Equal Opportunities, Law and Society (Human Sciences Dept. Federico II Univ.); Minors and Family (Pontifical Theological Faculty of Southern Italy - St. Thomas, 2020). Since 2019, Journalist.