Roman Law and Society: Foundations of Western Civilization
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- ISBN8230433651
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- Date de parution12/04/2025
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- ÉditeurIndependently Published
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Roman Law and Society: Foundations of Western Civilization by Philip Davies explores the pivotal role Roman law played in shaping the social, political, and economic structures of ancient Rome, and its enduring influence on Western legal systems. From its early beginnings during the Roman Republic to the codification of laws under Emperor Justinian, this book delves into the development of legal principles that not only governed Roman citizens but also integrated diverse peoples across the vast Roman Empire.
Through a detailed examination of Roman property rights, contract law, citizenship, and criminal law, the author highlights how Roman legal innovations laid the groundwork for modern legal traditions, including civil law and international law. By tracing the evolution of Roman law in relation to Roman society, Philip Davies provides a comprehensive understanding of how legal systems can shape and reflect the values of a civilization.
This book serves as a crucial resource for anyone seeking to understand the foundational aspects of Western law and its historical underpinnings.
Through a detailed examination of Roman property rights, contract law, citizenship, and criminal law, the author highlights how Roman legal innovations laid the groundwork for modern legal traditions, including civil law and international law. By tracing the evolution of Roman law in relation to Roman society, Philip Davies provides a comprehensive understanding of how legal systems can shape and reflect the values of a civilization.
This book serves as a crucial resource for anyone seeking to understand the foundational aspects of Western law and its historical underpinnings.
Roman Law and Society: Foundations of Western Civilization by Philip Davies explores the pivotal role Roman law played in shaping the social, political, and economic structures of ancient Rome, and its enduring influence on Western legal systems. From its early beginnings during the Roman Republic to the codification of laws under Emperor Justinian, this book delves into the development of legal principles that not only governed Roman citizens but also integrated diverse peoples across the vast Roman Empire.
Through a detailed examination of Roman property rights, contract law, citizenship, and criminal law, the author highlights how Roman legal innovations laid the groundwork for modern legal traditions, including civil law and international law. By tracing the evolution of Roman law in relation to Roman society, Philip Davies provides a comprehensive understanding of how legal systems can shape and reflect the values of a civilization.
This book serves as a crucial resource for anyone seeking to understand the foundational aspects of Western law and its historical underpinnings.
Through a detailed examination of Roman property rights, contract law, citizenship, and criminal law, the author highlights how Roman legal innovations laid the groundwork for modern legal traditions, including civil law and international law. By tracing the evolution of Roman law in relation to Roman society, Philip Davies provides a comprehensive understanding of how legal systems can shape and reflect the values of a civilization.
This book serves as a crucial resource for anyone seeking to understand the foundational aspects of Western law and its historical underpinnings.





















