Unele consideraţii despre dimensiunile şi tendinţele dreptului românesc la 100 de ani de la Marea Unire
Some Considerations on the Dimensions and Trends of Romanian Law 100 Years After the Great Union

Author(s): Valentin-Stelian Bădescu
Subject(s): History of Law
Published by: Universul Juridic
Keywords: Romania; Great Union; Romanian law; European Union law; national state; nation
Summary/Abstract: The happy context of preparing the country for an exceptional national event - Celebration of the Great Union, Commemorative Year of the Makers of the Great Union of 1918 and the Homage Year of Unity of Faith and Nation throughout Romania and the territories inhabited by Romanians - may also be for Romanian law, the moment of its relaunch, our legal culture. The harmony and consistency of the legal culture, its viability and originality, its romantic and democratic character are expressed in the way that the Romanian scholars, throughout the centuries, from the chroniclers to the exegetes today, comprehensible to their pioneering mission, the creators and leaders of the progress of culture, art and science, have understood to make their political and practical actions - manifested by the establishment of publications, educational institutions and national-cultural societies, with a primary role in the development of the Romanian people's self-consciousness, his great aspirations - a belief in their general activity - creative for the public benefit. Of course, the militant character of our legal culture has often been spoken of as a specific feature, highlighted in all the crucial moments in the history of the Romanian people, a history linked by a nation and a national state, to a particular territory where the earth leaves its way the soul of those who break it.

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