Vol.41.no.3 (September 2024)

• A Study on the Origin and Transformation of the Concept of Fictio Legis
• Re-Examination of the Construction of Traditional Chinese Social Order
• Legal Constitutions and the Economy: A Comparison of Early Modern England and China
• Changes and Continuities: Law, Justice and the Social Order in England, 1500-1800
• A Historical Study of the Theoretical Basis for the Compilation of the Russian Civil Code
• Ordinary People as Litigants in Eighteenyth-Century France, or How to Double the Number of Lawsuits Overnight by Making Courts More Accessible
• Legal Transplantation: Reforms of the Judicial Hierarchy and Jury of the Court of Admiralty in the Tudor Dynasty
• “Justifying” and “Exploring” the Principle of “Saving Livelihood” in the Magna Carta
• The Justices of the Peace and Rise of the State Governance in Early Modern Britain
• Understanding Law and Governance: Lawyers, Law Courts, and Litigants in Early Modern Europe
• Fines in Medieval England in the Context of Legal Civilization
• Sentencing for Accomplices of Specialized Fraud Cases in Japan: Judgment on Whether to Apply Suspended Sentences
• From Universal State to Anarchic Society: The Legal Construction of a Permanent Peace Vision