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Routledge Kinship and Justice in Byzantium, 11th-15th Centuries

Name: Kinship and Justice in Byzantium, 11th-15th Centuries
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Kinship and Justice in Byzantium, 11th-15th Centuries is a comprehensive academic collection from Routledge that examines the interconnected systems of family relationships and legal structures that shaped Byzantine society during the medieval period. This Variorum Collected Studies volume brings together scholarly research on how kinship networks influenced justice administration, social hierarchies, and institutional development across four centuries of Byzantine history. Ideal for historians, classicists, and scholars of medieval law and social anthropology, the book provides essential insights into the role of family ties in legal proceedings, property rights, inheritance disputes, and the exercise of authority within the Byzantine empire. The collection presents detailed analysis of primary sources and historical evidence that illuminate the complex relationship between domestic structures and formal justice systems. This work is invaluable for anyone researching Byzantine social history, medieval jurisprudence, or the development of family law in pre-modern societies.

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Kinship and Justice in Byzantium explores the 11th-15th centuries, a pivotal era of Byzantine medieval history and institutional development.

This Variorum Collected Studies edition compiles multiple scholarly articles and research into a single comprehensive reference work.

The book examines how Byzantine family structures and kinship networks directly shaped legal systems and justice administration.

Routledge published this academic text specifically for historians, legal scholars, and anthropologists studying medieval Byzantine society.

The collection provides primary source analysis and historical evidence relevant to medieval law, social anthropology, and inheritance practices.

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Brand: Routledge
Format: hardcover
ASIN: 0860787990
Category: Books > Subjects > Biography > Medical, Legal & Social Sciences > Anthropology & Sociology
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 24 December 1999
Listed Since: 16 December 2006

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