[First posted in AWOL 18 December 2011. Updated 6 Decewmber 2025] Eugesta [Journal on Gender Studies in Antiquity] ISSN: 2265-8777 Le recours aux concepts de sexe et de
genre développés dans les Gender Studies a considérablement transformé les recherches dans le domaine de l’Antiquité en ouvrant un nouveau champ extrêmement [...]
Der Königspalast von Qaṭna. Teil 3: Architektur, Stratigraphie, Funde und Keramik der westlichen, nördlichen und östlich-zentralen Raumeinheiten. Teilband 1: Die Nutzungsphasen
G 12 bis G 9b Die Nutzungsphasen G 12-G 9a. Teilband 2: Die Nutzungsphase G 9a. Teilband 3: Die Nutzungsphasen G 8 bis G 5/6 Free Open Access Download - Appendix [...]
Religions ISSN: 2077-1444 ISSN: 2077-1444 Religions is an international, interdisciplinary, peer-reviewed, open access journal on religions and theology, published monthly
online by MDPI. [...]
World’s first film in ancient Sumerian released by Trinity filmmakers Posted on: 04 December 2025
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Continuing with our notices of the awards, prizes, and fellowships announced at the recent meeting of the American Society for Legal History, we turn now to the Kathryn T.
Preyer Scholars award. About this award: [...]
Dave Fogg Postles, University of Hertfordshire, has published Pro Bono Pacis et Concordie: Arbitration in English Ecclesiastical Courts in the Late Middle Ages in Law and History
Review: [...]
Earl M. Maltz, Rutgers Law School, has posted Rehabilitating the Slaughter-House Cases: The year 2023 marks the 150th anniversary of the decision in The Slaughter-House Cases.
In rejecting a constitutional challenge to a Louisiana statute that imposed stringent limitations on the operation of slaughterhouses in the New Orleans area, the [...]
Dr. Quentin Verrecyken (permanent researcher of the FRS-FNRS at UCLouvain has been interviewed on Belgian commercial television (RTL) on his research on the history of war
crimes. See video above. [...]
(image source: Taylor & Francis) Abstract: The separation of powers produced by the Enlightenment period reinforced the myth of the “perfection of the law”, with criminal
law being dependent on the principle of legality. Demonstrating that this principle has not fundamentally altered judges' methods of interpretation and decision-making, [...]
