Tuesday, 21 November 2023, to Wednesday, 22 November 2023
Venue:
via Zoom
Organisation:
Prof. Dr. Tetiana Hoshko
Ukrainian Catholic University (Lviv)
Dr. Olga Kozubska
University of Münster
Prof. Dr. Ulrike Ludwig
Käte Hamburger Kolleg "Legal Unity and Pluralism"
ulrike.ludwig@uni-muenster.de
Register via email to info.evir@uni-muenster.de. You will then receive a Zoom access link.
Recent research has shown that forms of legal plurality can be observed at all times and in all places. But even as an overarching phenomenon, legal plurality makes itself felt in very different forms and facets. It is therefore worthwhile to ask about the spatiotemporal settings and, in the course of this, about the factors for the emergence of certain forms of legal plurality, but also of legal unification. The aim of the conference is to examine this using the example of Poland-Lithuania during the Middle Ages and the early modern period.
Dienstag, 21. November 2023
9.00–9.10 (CET)
Andrii Yasinovskyi (Lviv) & Ulrike Ludwig (Münster) | Welcome
9.10–9.30
Olga Kozubska (Münster) | Introduction
Section 1: Factors of legal unification and pluralism
Chair: Olga Kozubska
9.30–10.15
Tetiana Hoshko (Lviv)
Changes in the legal ideas of the burghers on the Rus lands of the Polish crown under the influence of the ideas of Renaissance humanism (15th to 17th century)
10.15–11.00
Veronika Buteyko-Bujon (Paris)
Intersecting realities. The formation of a polycentric legal and juridical system in the Ukrainian lands in the 16th century
11.00–11.30 | Coffee break
Section 2: Religion as a factor of legal unity and pluralism
Chair: Yurii Zazuliak
11.30–12.15
Mykhailo Tupytsia (Lviv)
From Zamość to Mukachevo: Reception of the Zamość Synod resolutions in the Mukachevo Eparchy in the 18th century
12.15–13.00
Vitaliy Mykhaylovsky (Kyiv)
Агенти впровадження. Перше покоління судових урядників Руського та Подільського воєводств (1434–1450)
[Agents of implementation. The first generation of legal court clerks in Rus’ and Podolian woivodeships (1434–1450)]
13.00–14.00 | Lunch break
Section 3: The example of Lviv
Chair: Mariana Dolynska
14.00–14.45
Jürgen Heyde (Leipzig)
Negotiating legal spaces. The Armenian Statute in 16th century Lviv
14.45–15.30
Olha Hul (Lviv)
Legal pluralism and the jurisdictional conflicts in Lviv in the 16th century
15.30–16.30 | Coffee break
16.30–17.15
Oksana Vinnychenko (Lviv)
Тестаменти бездітних мешканців Львова у XVII ст.: причини укладення та спосіб розпорядження майном
[Last wills of childless residents of Lviv in the 17th century: Reasons for making and method of disposing of property]
Section 4: Phenomena of legal pluralism in the context of the corporative structure of the society (1)
Chair: Leslie Carr-Riegel
17.15–18.00
Oleksiy Vinnychenko (Lviv)
Привілей і право в політичному дискурсі шляхти Руського й Белзького воєводств у світлі сеймикових
актів з останньої чверті XVI і першої половини XVII століть
[Privilege and law in the political discourse of the nobility of the Rus’ and Belz woivodeships in the light of acts of the Dietines from the last quarter of the 16th and the first half of the 17th centuries]
18.00–18.45
Yurii Zazuliak (Lviv)
Abducted women and anxious patriarchs. Abduction of women and ambiguities of noble honour in Galicia (Red Ruthenia) during the 15th–16th centuries
Wednesday, 22 November 2023
Section 5: Phenomena of legal pluralism in the context of the corporative structure of the society (2)
Chair: Anna Paulina Orłowska
10.00–10.45
Agnieszka Bartoszewicz (Warsaw)
The legal culture of peasants. A case study of the Futoma Bench Court (15th to 16th century)
10.45–11.30
Jan Jerzy Sowa (Warsaw)
Soldiers and civilians between military and civilian justice in Red Ruthenia and Volhynia in the second half of the 17th century
11.30–12.30 | Lunch break
Section 6: Economic contexts of legal pluralism and legal unity
Chair: Olga Kozubska
12.30–13.15
Leslie Carr-Riegel (Münster)
Monetary unity and plurality in Rusthenia (1340–1600)
13.15–14.00
Magdė Vosyliūtė (Leuven)
Defining the legal market space in the Grand Duchy of Lithuania 1588–1795: the case study of the Duchy of Samogitia
14.00–14.30 | Coffee break
14.30–15.15
Alexandr Osipian (Leipzig)
Facilitating international trade and legal pluralism: Armenian law courts in late medieval and early modern Poland-Lithuania.
15.15–16.00 | Final discussion