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Faculties on the front line for right
Law schools in the Great War
Institutions in the Great War
Institutions and their history
Toulouse and Paris : the ties of competing law schools
Dissolved, temporary, consecrated : the difficult resurgence of the Bordeaux Faculty of Law
The Belgian academic landscape before the First World War
The Catholic Faculty of Law in Lyon on the Eve of War
The university landscape in France
Institutions in the face of history
The Toulouse Faculty of Law in the war
Daily life in the Paris Faculty of Law during the war
The University of Lille and its law school during the Great War
A space to maintain law education in Brussels : the New University
The « Von Bissing University » in academically locked Belgium
The Catholic Faculty of Law in Lyon during the Great War
The humanities section of the University Library of Toulouse in the Great War
The library of the Paris Faculty of Law in the Great War
The University Library of Lille in the Great War
The University Library of Dijon on the war front (14-18) : continuity and American influence
Raymond Thamin (1857-1933) : Memoirs of the Rector of the Academy of Bordeaux in the Great War
The men in the war
Journeys of Students
French law students in the Great War
Portraits of Toulouse students in the war
Students of the Lyon Faculty of Law in the First World War
The right of Belgian student soldiers
Foreign law students in France in the Great War
Welcoming foreign students at the Toulouse Faculty of Law
American students at the Toulouse Faculty of Law
Women students and student associations in Bordeaux
Charles Le Coq de Kerland father and son : two generations of lawyers, from the amphitheater to the open sky
“War Diary” by Paul Demeur
Portraits of professors
Louis Renault : legitimizing international law in France
Alexandre Mérignhac (1857-1927), a voice for international peace
Professor Geouffre de La Pradelle in America (1914-1917)
Professorial mobilization : the case of the Lyon Faculty of Law
Gustave Chéneaux, « nothing but good things »
Glory and Memory of Louis Boulard (1877-1914)
The Leuven Faculty of Law : Professors in War
Mobilizations in the Legal War
A questioned neutrality
« Those barbaric Germans » : the vision of some jurists
Dean Larnaude’s speeches
Dean Maurice Hauriou’s speeches (1914-1919)
The perception of German science at the University of Bordeaux during the Great War
Léon Duguit, German science and the Great War
The jurists’ war
The Paris Faculty of Law denounces the violation of the law of nations by Germany
The uses of war in public law controversy
Legal propaganda in the Great War : the example of Ferdinand Larnaude’s
Sciences juridiques et politiques
[Legal and Political Sciences] (1915)
The reflections of a Bordeaux law professor on freedom of opinion: Duguit and press censorship during the 1914-1918 war
Jules Jacquey (1852-1927) : Can the occupying forces be fought with the law ?
Legal literature at war
The Paris Faculty of Law in the war for law
Between science and patriotism: legal journals at war (1914-1918)
The doctoral theses of the Toulouse Faculty of Law in the face of war
War and peace
Remembrance
Institutional memory : the
Golden Book
of the Toulouse Faculty of Law
On the war memorials at the Toulouse Faculty of Law
Stories of Bordeaux students who « died for France »
War and student death at the Lille Faculty of Law (1914-1918)
Traces of memorial practices in remembrance of law faculty academics who died during the Great War : Brussels, Leuven, Liège
Students from the Catholic Faculty of Law in Lyon killed during the Great War
Reconstruction
Participation of French jurists in the Peace Conference of 1919
Law faculties on the post-war media scene : a vengeful and hopeful reconstruction
From the « legal war » to the « Roaring twenties » of legal science
The Lyon Faculty of Law after the war : promoting peace through law
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