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Dr Peter Candy

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Dr Peter Candy (St Catharine's College, Cambridge) tells us about his love story with Roman Law - going from a Literature & History undergraduate degree to a PhD in Roman Law. He shares about his research on Roman Maritime Law, how that compares with modern maritime law, about Roman slavery and society before and after the rise of Christianity.

He also shares why he would not recommend swimming in the River Cam, about his favourite Roman jurist(s?), and a favourite bench in Cambridge.

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Sociedade e Cultura
História
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Reino Unido
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00:00:38Academic Journey - how did you become interested in Roman Law?
00:02:56Academic Journey - PhD and research process
00:15:14Structure of the Roman economy
00:18:39How does that map onto modern maritime insurance law?
00:21:27Why teach Roman law?
00:25:02Difference between how the course is taught in the UK (common law jurisdiction) and in civilian jurisdictions?
00:29:22Slavery and patriarchy
00:34:16Was slavery seen as a problem in Roman society?
00:37:00Role of slaves in Roman society - and a comparison with 18th century slavery
00:41:10The impact of Christianity on Roman Law
00:44:00Outside of Roman Law - about Dr Candy
00:46:48Favourite jurist?

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