VIENNA WORKSHOP ON LEGAL SYSTEMS IN THE SOUTH-EASTERN EUROPEAN COUNTRIES AFTER THE END OF THE OTTOMAN REIGN
VIENNA WORKSHOP ON LEGAL SYSTEMS IN THE SOUTH-EASTERN EUROPEAN COUNTRIES AFTER THE END OF THE OTTOMAN REIGN

Summary/Abstract: The Max Planck Institute in Frankfurt am Main and the University of Vienna (Department of Legal and Constitutional History) are developing a joint project which focuses on the formation of new legal systems in the South-eastern European countries after the end of the Ottoman rule. At the same time the project seeks to envisage the previous situation, that is to say the legal order within the Ottoman Empire itself. Shortly, the main focus of the project is transition from the Ottoman to the “national” legal systems. Aim of this project is to bring together a number of single case studies contained within the general topic. As the project is quite huge, it is divided into sections.

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