A Writer Always Speaks From Personal Experience a Viennese Youth and Arthur Schnitzler´s Autobiography

Bartolomé Mitre: Reflections on the circulation of ideas, the writing of history, and diplomacy in Brazil-Argentina relations

Between Memory and History: the Poetic Narrative of the Young Gilberto Freyre

Brazilian Law Reviews in the XIXth Century

Changes and Continuities In Crime In Uruguay (1878-1907)

Citizenship and political rights during the early years of the French Revolution (1788-1790)

Dostoyevsky, Machado de Assis: ‘What Is to Be Done’ about the end to servitude and slavery

Eroticism the Dialogue Between Different Cultures and Ethnic Groups

Fundamental laws in the Ancien Régime and the expression of a new type of legal culture

Giving Crime a Face: The Beginnings of Identifying Criminals in Uruguay

History and Teleology in Darwin and Marx. To Understand a Debate

History Becomes Public: Social Rights in “Magazine Format” Via the Ministry of Labour’s Bulletins of The 1950s

History’s Delay: Peasants and Political Engagement (1964/1996)

Impasses and Controversies in The Construction of The Historical Memory of The Catholic Church in Brazil

Impeachment: Notes for historical-legal research into Law no. 1.079/1950

Judicial Activities as a Source for Historic Legal Research. Its use in the study of the colonial Spanish-American family

Law and Religion: Towards a General Theory of Procedure in light of the Torah

Marxism in the history of the Supreme Federal Court: an analysis of the Brazilian civilian-military-corporate dictatorship (1964-1985)

Observations on the erroneous way in which Law Schools teaches the History of Law

On The Immortality of Mortals in a Dark World

Religious Foundation of the Ideal of Perfect Market In Adam Smith

State Of Exception and Literary Representations: Blindness, Seeing, and The Plague

The Argentine Supreme Court of Justice and The Conservative Order: An Analysis of Trajectories (1853-1930).

The Development of the Communications System in Santa Catarina: The Telephone (1876-1927)

The echo of slavery: the historical process shaping penal selectivity

The economic analysis of law and North American legal realism

The Expositor of Legal Culture and the History of Law: Pioneerism and the impact of Lawrence Friedman

The humanitarian character of Mesopotamic legislation: an analysis of penal law under the third Ur dynasty

The Instituto do Ceará and the writing of the history of the Abolition of Slavery

The movement in favor of a Universidad del Norte in Salto: from local grievance to right-wing offensive (1968-1973)

Vigo, Vulgo Almereyda by Paulo Emílio Salles Gomes: Subjectivity in the history of cinema

“Bando de ideias novas”. Legal journalism, the circulation of ideas, and sociability networks between Recife and Bahia