Der Jurist als solcher by Hans-Peter Haferkamp

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The constant reality beyond exception and rule in Dietrich Bonhoeffer's theology by K. Radler

“…Employing, but reinterpreting the semantics of the concepts of the jurist and theorist of state Carl Schmitt, the theologian Dietrich Bonhoeffer redirects the former’s rhetoric regarding history, rule, nothingness, creation ex nihilo and miracle. …”
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Rechtsgeschichte als Geschichte von Normativitätswissen? by Thomas Duve

“…For the last two centuries, however, the main focus of legal historical research, especially in the German tradition, was directed towards what has been called »the law of jurists« (Juristenrecht). Legal historians were interested, first and foremost, in the formation of the modern Western legal system as a product of the work of jurists. …”
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Appetitus Socialis Berolinensis by Jan Thiessen

“…This article examines how jurists of different professions, that is, legislators, judges, lawyers and scholars, gradually re-shaped the traditional landscape of national statutory law and case law in times of global commerce, competition and communication. …”
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Etymological and Jurisprudential Analysis of Bughah by Yusri Mohamad Ramli

“…This article attempts to qualitatively revisit the etymological and jurisprudential perspective of bughah by linguists and jurists to grasp the concept and overcome resistance. …”
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Orden dentro del desorden: circulación de libros de derecho en Nueva España, 1585–1640 by Idalia García

“…These questions do not have simple answers, but rather require us to consider also other aspects, such as the contemporary understanding of what constituted typical »jurists’ books« during the Ancien Régime, and whether their presence in the collections of oidores, judges, prosecutors and lawyers actually reflected these officials’ legal practice. …”
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