Iurisdictio is a scientific digital journal of area 12 – Juridical Sciences. The project, that takes life from historians of law actively involved from several years in topics about History of Justice, aims to activate a focus about the connection between ius conditum and the Jurisprudence of Courts and Tribunals in order to identify, in a diachronic and synchronic dimension, criticalities and virtuosities of judicial systems and case-law trends, and place them on a wide problematic background, also with the ambition of provide issues in a de iure condendo perspective. It’s our conviction that history of law can and must look at the judicial moment in order to better interpret the past and understand the present, and decline itself as history of justice as well as history of legal ideas and of legislation tout court, that are till the present day the largely prevailing perspectives. For this reason, the journal aims to open itself to the world of jurisdiction, inviting to collaborate also judges and lawyers.
The journal, published by Editoriale Scientifica of Naples, has annual frequency and is opened to papers of various subjects that are always pertinent to the jurisdiction topic and its connection with the context in which is called to work. Under a structural plan, Iurisdictio has a section dedicated to essays, submitted to double-blind peer review, and a section dedicated to the events of judicial life, also with readings of various age decisions.
Orazio Abbamonte – Francesco Eriberto d’Ippolito – Francesco Mastroberti – Giacomo Pace Gravina