Dictatorship, Democracy, and Transitional Justice in Global Legal History.

Ignacio Czeguhn and Jan Thiessen
Introduction

Ignacio Czeguhn
The Berlin Administration of Justice after 1945 - Factual and Personnel Continuities with the Nazi Justice System. Presentation of the Project and State of Research

Vittoria Calabrò
Continuità e discontinuità nel passaggio dalla dittatura alla democrazia: la vicenda del giurista

Gaspare Ambrosini
Bronislaw Sitek and Albert Pielak: From Sovietization to Democratization of Justice in Poland (1944-1997)

Miho Mitsunari
Wartime Sexual Violence and War Responsibility: The »Comfort Women Issue« in Japan

José Antonio Pérez Juan
The Amnesty Measures of the Spanish Transition

Antonio Sánchez Aranda
Franco's Regime. From Totalitarism to Authoritarism in its Repressive Model (April 1936-November 1975)

Ramón M. Orza Linares
La transición a la democracia en los países de América Central

Gerhard Kemp
From Dictatorship to Democracy in South Africa

Claudia Vanoni
Drei Jahre Antisemitismusbeauftragte der Generalstaatsanwaltschaft Berlin - ein Erfahrungsbericht

Samuel Salzborn
Kontinuität, Tradierung und Transformation des Antisemitismus

Jan Thiessen
The Treatment of the Nazi Past in Contemporary German Legal Education

Benjamin Lahusen
Learning from History? Current Developments in the Restitution of Nazi-Confiscated Property

Ignacio Czeguhn studied law in Würzburg, where he also completed his phD and habilitation. He holds a chair in civil law, European and German legal history and comparative legal history at the Free University of Berlin, is a member of the academic advisory board of the Society for Imperial Chamber Court Research, a member of the Royal Academy of Law and Jurisprudence in Granada and a recipient of the Georges Sarton Medal of the Faculty of Law at Ghent University (2017). Since 2018 he is also corresponding member of the Saxonian Academy of Sciences in Leipzig.

Jan Thiessen studied law at Humboldt University Berlin, Dr. iur. (PhD) and habilitation ibidem. From 2010 to 2017 he held the Chair of Civil Law, German and Contemporary Legal History, Commercial and Corporate Law at Eberhard Karls University Tuebingen. Since 2017 he holds the Chair of Civil Law, Contemporary Legal History and History of Business Law at Humboldt University Berlin. Since 2015 he is Member of the Working Group for Legal Studies and Contemporary History at the Academy of Sciences and Literature Mainz.