Royal justice in the Aragonese kingdom of Naples: theory and the realities of power

Autor:	Eleni Sakellariou
Rok vydání:	2011
Předmět:	Cultural Studies History Sociology and Political Science Jurisdiction media_common.quotation_subject Feudalism Public administration Economic Justice Power (social and political) State (polity) Sovereignty Law Political philosophy Prerogative media_common
Zdroj:	Mediterranean Historical Review. 26:31-50
ISSN:	1743-940X 0951-8967
DOI:	10.1080/09518967.2010.540422
Popis:	In this paper it is argued that the kingdom's Aragonese rulers had a concrete policy as regards the interaction between royal and baronial justice. This policy was linked to their effort to expand royal authority, and to the late medieval and Renaissance political theory of sovereignty. Three issues are assessed: royal efforts to limit baronial jurisdiction, extend state prerogative and foster a mode of co-existence between royal and baronial officials; the writings of leading fifteenth-century Neapolitan jurists on justice; and lastly, the way in which the kingdom's tribunals, royal or feudal, operated and interacted with each other.
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