In the Grip of Tradition and Modernisation. The Revolution of Law in Transylvania (1791-1867)

Domaniczky, Endre (2024) In the Grip of Tradition and Modernisation. The Revolution of Law in Transylvania (1791-1867). In: Fundamental Legal Transformations as a Consequence of the Springtime of Nations (1848). Studies of the Ferenc Mádl Institute, 3 (3). Ferenc Mádl Institute of Comparative Law, Budapest, pp. 223-254. ISBN 9786156356482

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Abstract

The study addresses whether from a legal point of view, we can speak of a separate Transylvanian reform era, i.e. a period when legislation was drafted in connection with the modernisation of the region, and if so, what the most important features of this period were. How long did it last, what kind of legislation was produced, to what extent they considered other legislations as models, and, in general, who the initiators of these proposals were. It queries whether there were any parallels between the Transylvanian and Hungarian reform periods in legal terms, and what the message of the Transylvanian reform period for later generations was.

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