Comes the End of the Western Legal Tradition? - The World after Brexit, Trumpism, and the great authoritarian turn

Hauke Brunkhorst

doi:10.5771/2566-7742-2017-1-35

Abstract

Comes the End of the Western Legal Tradition? - The World after Brexit, Trumpism, and the great authoritarian turn

Highlights

January of international public law (Albert, Stichweh, Kjaer, Bogdandy) that frames and enables the further development of the national states (Thornhill)
The modern formation of private, public and constitutional law, political and economic corporation, statist organization, universities and science, disciplinary power, the jurist privilege in diplomacy, and even of the modern nuclear family was triggered by the first great legal revolution that was the Papal Revolution 1075-1122 (Berman, Moore, Fried)
The differentiation of the legal system enabled the beginning differentiation of religion and state, and the spheres of the sacral and the profane, even if law, religion and politics still overlapped within the statist organizations of Church and Empire, kingdoms and city states

Summary

Introduction

January of international public law (Albert, Stichweh, Kjaer, Bogdandy) that frames and enables the further development of the national states (Thornhill). 2. The modern formation of private, public and constitutional law, political and economic corporation (freedom of corporations), statist organization, universities and science, disciplinary power, the jurist privilege in diplomacy, and even of the modern nuclear family was triggered by the first great legal revolution that was the Papal Revolution 1075-1122 (Berman, Moore, Fried).

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