Reformverlierer an der Basler Universität des 15. Jahrhunderts oder: die verhinderte Definitionsmacht der Juristen

Shortly after the founding of the University of Basel (1460), there was a reform conflict that was sparked by the election of the Rector and the question oft he future leadership of the University. A group of mostly aristocratic and honorable lawyers (being verified prosopographically in the article), supported of influential people of the city of Basel, tried to introduce an Italian constitution modeled after the Law-University of Bologna contrary to the habits north of the Alps. The plan failed, and the group was made reform losers, because the universities of the German speaking countries had developed into ‚Four-Faculties-Universities‘ with regularly changing leadership, in which the faculty of arts frequentially and financially set the tone. To compensate the Basel University, the first in the Empire, created an ordo differencie in which the different social ranks of University attendees already noticed in practice were also laid down by statute.

«Gesundheitsrecht am Puls der Zeit»: Bericht zum Symposium der Privaten Universität im Fürstentum Liechtenstein UFL vom 14. November 2014

«Arbeit und Gesundheit — (Un)gesunde Arbeitswelt?»: Am 14. November 2014 führte die Private Universität im Fürstentum Liechtenstein UFL bereits zum fünften Mal ihr jährliches Symposium «Gesundheitsrecht am Puls der Zeit» durch. In Triesen (FL) trafen sich Fachleute aus Liechtenstein und der Schweiz, um die Zusammenhänge zwischen Arbeit und Gesundheit interdisziplinär zu erörtern und mit einem kritischen Publikum zu diskutieren.