BOOK: Dave DE RUYSSCHER & Marco IN 'T VELD (eds.), Straf in het Recht. Een Vriendenboek voor Erik-Jan Broers (Tilburg: Tilburg University, 2026), 184 p.

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(image source: Tilburg University)
 

Prof. Dave De ruysscher and alumnus dr. Marco in 't Veld edited a volume for the retirement of dr. Eri-Jan Broers.

Abstract:

Op 1 februari 2026 ging Erik-Jan Broers na een carrière van 46 jaar aan Tilburg University op pensioen. Erik-Jan Broers is legendarisch als docent van het vak ‘Europese rechtsgeschiedenis’ en deed onderzoek naar de geschiedenis van het strafrecht. Ter gelegenheid van zijn afscheid redigeerden Dave De ruysscher en Marco In ’t Veld een vriendenboek, met bijdragen die de rechtsgeschiedenis van het strafrecht betreffen. Het boek ‘Straf in het recht.

Inhoudstafel:

Lauran Toorians: Hertogelijke honden, een koninklijke kat en een vermeden oorlog - Dave De ruysscher: De ene eed is de andere niet - Beatrix Jacobs: De dood van een Griekse monnik in ’s- Hertogenbosch - Marco in ’t Veld: ‘‘Den valsche munter de keetel”: Valsemunterij in vroegmodern Amsterdam - Maurits den Hollander: De Amsterdamse boeien - Arnoud-Jan Bijsterveld: Een Joodse gevangene wordt Blockältester: Een gecompromitteerde dader? - Raymond Kubben: Onderwijs na straf - Emanuel van Dongen: In pari delicto potior est conditio defendentis. 

Those interested in a copy can contact prof. De ruysscher. 

 (source: Rechtshistorische Courant/UGent)

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