Le concile de Charroux (989) et les coutumes du comté de la Marche: A la recherche des mécanismes de reglement de conflits

The article builts up the link between the Council of Peace from Charroux in 989 and the customary law that applied in situ in the 12th and 13th centuries. Moreover, it intents to furnish the proof of an organic increase of law at that time. Public and ecclesiastical law were living together, side b...

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Published in:Journal on European History of Law Vol. 10; no. 1; pp. 162 - 171
Main Author: Gergen, Thomas
Format: Journal Article
Language:French
Published: STS Science Centre Ltd 2019
Subjects:
History
History of Law
Law, Constitution, Jurisprudence
Military policy
Peace and Conflict Studies
count of the March
customary law
Peace and Truce of God
rules of conflict
Charroux
ISSN:2042-6402
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Summary:The article builts up the link between the Council of Peace from Charroux in 989 and the customary law that applied in situ in the 12th and 13th centuries. Moreover, it intents to furnish the proof of an organic increase of law at that time. Public and ecclesiastical law were living together, side by side, without any separation in the medieval legal world, above all in a « France without government » (P. Geary).
ISSN:2042-6402