Paolo Cappellini
Professor
Department of Juridical Science (DSG)
University of Firenze
Italy
Biography
He is a regular full-time professor. He teaches History of Medieval and Modern Law, History of Modern and Contemporary Law, and History of Modern Codes. He taught Common Law, History of Italian Law and General Law Theory at the Faculty of Law of the University of Ferrara and Private Law Institutions at the Faculty of Florence and is a member of the scientific committees, editorial staff or management of numerous journals (Quaderni fiorentini for the History of Modern Legal Thought, History Magazine of Italian Law, Political Philosophy, Ars interpretandi, Private Law, Europe and Private Law).
Research Interest
His research interests are oriented towards the history of Italian legal culture, the history of private law institutes, codification in modern Europe.
Publications
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Cappellini, Paolo (2015). What season for the contract or contract for all seasons? Individual, person, just and useful in the doctrine of contracts. In: Aurelio Cernigliaro. Death of contract. Jurisprudence as a History, pp. 27-49, Naples: Italian scientific editions, ISBN: 978-88-495-0000-0.
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paolo cappellini (2016). Carl Schmitt revisited. Think of the Great Space Concept (Grossraum) in a Global Context. In: Massimo Meccarelli, Maria Julia Solla Sastre. Spatial and Temporal Dimensions for Legal History. Research Experiences and Itineraries, pp. 175-193, Frankfurt am Main: Max Planck Institute for European Legal History Frankfurt am Main, ISBN: 978-3-944773-05-6.
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Cappellini, Paolo; Cardone, Andrea (2016). The fate of the exception in the Italian constitutional experience. Pluralist democratic state and extra ordem powers. In: AA.VV. Written in honor of Gaetano Silvestri, pp. 399-411, Turin: Giappichelli, ISBN: 978-88-921-0116-6.
