Monetary Fluctuations and Credit in Netherlandish Early Modern Learned Legal Practice

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Abstract

The essay explores monetary fluctuations and credit in Netherlandish printed sources of the early modern “learned legal practice”, i.e. the consilia and decisiones. After a summary of the medieval discussions on the topic and an introduction to the source material, this contribution will argue that many Netherlandish jurists opted for a nominalist solution, but that the very frequent usage of valuation clauses practically speaking moved most of them to adopt a “pragmatic metallist” opinion instead. 

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31.12.2019

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W. Druwé, «Monetary Fluctuations and Credit in Netherlandish Early Modern Learned Legal Practice», PeR, fasc. 9 (2018), pp. 141–161, dic. 2019, Consultato: nov. 11, 2026. Disponibile su: https://teseo.unitn.it/politica-e-religione/article/view/4318