The treatise is based on the analysis of all four preserved revisions of the 14th century Piran Statute and states that in terms of inheritance testator's daughters were equal to testator's sons. Contrary to the established belief, according to which the daughters' equal position in terms of inheritance in Istrian towns is an example of continuity, the treatise, on the basis of interpretation of statutory provisions, considering the level of social development and several indications in charters, shows that the position according to the Piran Statute results from early reception of Roman law.
COBISS.SI-ID: 1937619
The article analysis chronology, approaches and concepts which are used by women's study and gender studies with especial emphasize on history of women. At first it established fragmentariness and delays in relationship with the history of women which has till do end of nineties remained mostly on the fringe of Slovenian historiography. Similarly can be noticed also in absence of using the concept of history of women also in most contemporary Slovenian synthesis, which systematically ignore the presence and activities of women in spite of numerous relevant studies published which shed new light on presence and actions of women in Slovene history.
COBISS.SI-ID: 39828066
Prevailing concepts of "feudalism" frequently view the patrimonial court as an instrument of the coercive power of the feudal lord. Yet from the Bled archives we learn that the court served overwhelmingly the lawsuits among villagers - who were also the oath-takers - over money, property and inheritance matters. Legal rules that the court followed were pluralistic in nature. In addition, in the 18th century Carniola proceedings were held in vernacular Slovene, enabling the continuing use of vernacular legal notions (such as zastava, poroštvo) and custom-based rules, the longevity of which rivals the old communal institutions such as the župan.
COBISS.SI-ID: 12619345
The article gives an overview on history of women's right to vote in Slovenian territory in 19. and 20. Century. Before all it tries to answer the question , why was in the interwar period abolished the right to vote of female taxpayers on local level , and why the right to vote on the state level promised in the constitution was never accepted. The Author finds reasons for that in political culture, political circumstances and women's movement.
COBISS.SI-ID: 50017378
The article analyzed the entrance of women in the process on national affirmation in multiethnic environment. Slovenian Trieste area was at the turn of the 19th and the 20th century in its middle class segment very propulsive, then the women national activities was understood as integral part of activities that strengthen Slovenian national ideas. If the process of national affirmation was beneficial for female members of middle class which identified with the Nation, it was far less beneficial for women who were part of lower social strata, before all those who served the Triestine upper class.
COBISS.SI-ID: 33707565