Dante Alighieri and Public Law

Welcome and Introdution
Francesco Billari Faculty Dean, Bocconi University

First Session

Chair
Massimo Cacciari Professor Emeritus of Philosophy, Università Vita-Salute San Raffaele di Milano

Guilt and Redemption (Canto VII, Paradiso)
Angelo Stella Accademia della Crusca

Dante, the Digest of Justinian and the Definition of Ius
Dario Mantovani Full Professor of Roman Law and Culture, Collège de France

Punishment in Dante's Lexicon
Federigo Bambi Full Professor of History of Medieval and Modern Law, University of Florence

Political Representation in Dante (De Monarchia, III, 6)
Diego Quaglioni Full Professor of History of Medieval and Modern Law, University of Trento

The Cantos of Justice. Militant Antagonism
Francesco Spera Full Professor of Italian Literature, University of Milan

Dante Imagined. On the Figurative Reception of Certain Juridical Passages of the Divine Comedy
Maria Luisa Meneghetti Professore ordinario di Filologia romanza, Università degli Studi di Milano

Political Dante
Massimo Cacciari Professor Emeritus of Philosophy, Università Vita-Salute San Raffaele di Milano

Second Session

Chair
Marta Cartabia Full Professor of Constitutional Law, Bocconi University

The Juridical Foundations of Rome's Divine Investiture
Paolo Chiesa Full Professor of Medieval Latin Literature, University of Milan

Dante and the Institutions of Medieval Communes. The Disquieting Alternative of Siena
Mario Ascheri Scientific Board, Italian Institute for Medieval History

Kelsen on De Monarchia in Die Staatslehre des Dante Alighieri and the Pure Theory of Law
Mario Patrono Professor Emeritus of Comparative Public Law, Sapienza University of Rome

Kelsen's Dante, Between Political Theology and Systema Juris
Pier Giuseppe Monateri Full Professor of Comparative Private Law, University of Turin

The State Form in Dante
Giuseppe Franco Ferrari Senior Professor of Constitutional Law, Bocconi University

Individual, Person and Community in Dante's Journey
Edmondo Mostacci Assistant Professor of Comparative Public Law, University of Genoa

Dante, Praescriptio Longi Temporis and Public Law
Justin Steinberg Professor of Italian Literature, University of Chicago

From Gardens to Piazzas. Monuments to Dante in 19th-Century Italy
Ornella Selvafolta Full Professor of History of Architecture, Polytechnic University of Milan

Ius In Rebus in De Monarchia, Between Analogy and Metaphor
Andrea Tabarroni Full Professor of History of Medieval Philosophy, University of Udine

For Information
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