Geschichte des öffentlichen Rechts in Deutschland  Bd. 3: Staats- und Verwaltungsrechtswissenschaft in Republik und Diktatur 1914-1945

Stolleis, Michael

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“…In recent decades, the literature on police has grown immensely, and no comprehensive list is worth attempting here. See, for instance, Stolleis (1993), Härter / Stolleis (1996) and the subsequent parts of the series. the well-being of society.…”

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New Horizons in Spanish Colonial Law

2015

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New Horizons in Spanish Colonial Law. Contributions to Transnational Early Modern Legal History

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Pihlajamäki

2015

Global Perspectives on Legal History

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"[…] porque todo o lo más, es nuevo [en las Indias] o digno de innovarse cada día, sin que ningún derecho, fuera del natural, pueda tener firmeza y consistencia, ni las costumbres y ejemplos que hayamos introducidos sean dignos de continuarse, ni las leyes de Roma o España, se adapten a lo que pide la variedad de sus naturales, además de otras mudanzas y variedades, que cada día ocasionan los inopinados sucesos y repentinos accidentes que sobrevienen. " 1 I.

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“…How this dictatorship, which was meant to rescue the country from political chaos, ended in 1945 in the country's utter ruin is a tale that is as tragic as it is well documented. 3 …”

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Sound Ideas and Absurd Consequences: Reflections of a Legal Historian

Caenegem¹

2011

European Review

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During the 60 years that I have been writing – and speculating – on public law (my first book on medieval criminal law came out in 1954), I have been repeatedly struck by a particular phenomenon to which I would now like to draw attention: that sound ideas and useful innovations eventually – when relentlessly taken to their extreme consequences and pushed along the abstract lines of their inner logic – lead to absurd or even nefarious results, defeating the original intention.

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Geschichte des öffentlichen Rechts in Deutschland Bd. 3: Staats- und Verwaltungsrechtswissenschaft in Republik und Diktatur 1914-1945

Cited by 60 publications

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New Horizons in Spanish Colonial Law

New Horizons in Spanish Colonial Law. Contributions to Transnational Early Modern Legal History

Sound Ideas and Absurd Consequences: Reflections of a Legal Historian

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