De iure publico: Studies in Roman public law
De iure publico. Студии по римско публично право
Language: Bulgarian with a summary in English
Category: Roman law

     The study presents the reception and continuity of Roman legal institutions in the legal systems of Europe, not only in private but also in public law, revealing a new direction in the study of Roman law, which underlies the political organization in modern democracies.

Table of contents

Preface

Introduction

І. General problems

1. The concept of ius publicum in Roman jurisprudence

2. Ius publicum — ius privatum

3. Roman public law system and structure

4. Roman public law research

5. Administration and Administrative law in Ancient Rome

6. Roman law aspects of some nowadays administrative problems

ІІ. Some particular problems

1. Land concessions in Roman law

2. The problem of agri deserti: Nowadays and Roman law aspects

3. Superficies in Roman law

4. Roman law aspects of natural resources extraction

5. Aerarium and Fiscus in Ancient Rome

6. Some aspects of Ancient Rome crime prevention

7. Roman penal procedure reforms during the Republic

8. Organized crime in Ancient Rome

9. Crime’s system in Collatio legum Mosaicarum et Romanorum

Bibliography

Summary

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