FROM EMPIRE TO STATE JURISDICTION: RECLAIMING BARTOLUS' JURISTIC CONTRIBUTION

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Kopcke, Maris [1 ]
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[1] Univ Oxford, Fac Law, Oxford OX1 3UL, England
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Bartolus of Sassoferrato; state sovereignty; civitas sibi principas; jurisdication; de facto or de iure; Roman law; legislative power; Austin; conflict of laws; methodology; jurisprudence; ORIGINS;
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This article corrects a widespread misreading of Bartolus' contribution to framing the notion of territorial jurisdiction. Bartolus is often said to have vindicated the independence of Italian city-states (vis-a-vis the Holy Roman Emperor) in terms of a de facto argument. In truth, as this article shows, Bartolus' argument is focally de iure. His key contribution lies in defending the independence of city-states by appeal to Roman law, where the latter is understood as a standing set of rules decoupled from the Roman Emperor as human sovereign. Decoupling Roman law from the Roman Emperor paves the way for the 'Reception' of Roman law and embodies a sound understanding of law-making as rule-governed.
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