De Francfort à Montpellier et de Montpellier à la Vis de Saint-Gilles

Share ! The word sums up years of cross-fertilization, ranging from stages of silence to intense collaboration, driven by a friendly relationship that helped us tackle common themes or new avenues : on the office of the judge, the public prosecutor’s office, the Europe of dictatorships, the law unde...

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Main Author: Bernard Durand
Format: Article
Language:fra
Published: Association Clio et Themis 2024-06-01
Series:Clio@Themis
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Online Access:https://journals.openedition.org/cliothemis/4732
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Summary:Share ! The word sums up years of cross-fertilization, ranging from stages of silence to intense collaboration, driven by a friendly relationship that helped us tackle common themes or new avenues : on the office of the judge, the public prosecutor’s office, the Europe of dictatorships, the law under Vichy, and so on. But it was on the history of administrative law and the law of the « Haute » police that Professor Stolleis was a model, « pushing » us to delve deeper into the « administrative law » of the Ancien Régime, its projection onto colonial territories, and its construction by « made-law » judges.
ISSN:2105-0929