Rudolf Hoke

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Rudolf Hoke (born August 15, 1929 in Duisburg ) is an Austrian legal historian and emeritus professor at the University of Vienna .

Life

Hoke studied law and political science in Vienna , both of which he completed with a doctorate. From 1956 he became Wilhelm Wegener's first assistant at Saarbrücken University . In 1966 , Hoke completed his habilitation with a thesis on the doctrine of imperial state law by Johannes Limnaeus . After completing his habilitation, he initially worked as a private lecturer and then as a professor at Saarbrücken University . From 1967 to 1969 he was a senator on the governing body of this university.

The constitutional history of the German Empire ( Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation ) and the positions represented therein (in the so-called “ Reichspublizistik ”) remained one of the focal points of Hoke's academic work. They formed the basis of a series of lecture tours to France and Italy and of publications in these countries.

In 1971 he was appointed to the University of Vienna as the successor to the late Hans Lentze . Rudolf Hoke was a professor at the Institute for German Law and Austrian Constitutional and Administrative History until his retirement in 1997. Like his colleague Werner Ogris, he was chairman of this institute for a long time. From 1979 to 1981 he was dean of the Vienna Faculty of Law .

His research areas were Austrian and German legal history, history of science, canon law and German private law.

In September 1996 Rudolf Hoke co-organized the 31st German Legal Historians' Day in Vienna with Werner Ogris. As co-editor of the legal history series , he was involved in looking after over a hundred specialist publications. Ilse Reiter-Zatloukal was the post-doctoral candidate he was supervising.

Awards

Works

The following works are only a selection from Rudolf Hoke's publications.

  • The European grain industry after World War II. Vienna 1956. Dissertation in political science, November 13, 1956.
  • Festschrift Karl Gottfried Hugelmann . Volume 2. Aalen 1959. Catalog raisonné. Pp. 845-879.
  • L'incorporation du comté de Bourgogne a l'Empire germanique. In: Mémoires de la Societé pour l'Histoire du Droit. Dijon. Volume 23rd year 1962. P. 297 ff.
  • The Free County of Burgundy , Savoy and the imperial city of Besançon in the association of the medieval German Empire. In: Journal of the Savigny Foundation for Legal History , German Department. Volume 79, year 1962. pp. 106-194.
  • The doctrine of the imperial state law of Johannes Limnaeus. A contribution to the history of German constitutional law in the 17th century. (= Investigations on the German state and legal history. New series Volume 9). Aalen 1968, ISBN 978-3-511-02829-9 .
  • The legal position of the nationally mixed population on the northern edge of the Adriatic in the medieval German Empire. In: Journal of the Savigny Foundation for Legal History, German Department. Volume 86, year 1969. pp. 41-74.
  • Bodin's influence on the beginnings of the dogmatics of German state law. In: Horst Denzer : Negotiations of the international Bodin conference. Munich 1973 (= Munich studies on politics. Volume 18). P. 315 ff.
  • The doctrine of the state of the young Thomasius . In: Festschrift for Heinrich Demelius . Vienna 1973.
  • Contributions by Johannes Limnaeus and Hippolithus a Lapide . In: Notker Hammerstein, Hasso Hofmann , Rudolf Hoke, Michael Stolleis : State thinkers in the 17th and 18th centuries. Reich journalism, politics, natural law. Frankfurt am Main 1977. ISBN 3-472-65347-7 . Pp. 100-117 and 118-128.
  • The emancipation of German constitutional law from civil studies in the 17th century. In: The State . Journal for state theory and constitutional history, German and European public law. Volume 15th year 1976. ISSN  0038-884X . Pp. 211-230.
  • Basic rights in the 19th century. Frankfurt-Bern 1982 (= legal history series. Volume 19). ISBN 3-8204-7100-6 (as editor together with Gerhard Dilcher).
  • The trial of Jan Hus and the escort of King Sigmund . In: Annuarium historiae conciliorum. International journal for council history research. Paderborn 1982. ISSN  0003-5157 . Pp. 173-193.
  • Constitutional jurisdiction in the German states in the tradition of German state jurisdiction. In: Christian Starck : Landesverfassungsgerichtsbarkeit. Volume 1: History, Organization, Comparative Law. (= Studies and materials on constitutional jurisdiction. Volume 25). Baden-Baden 1983. ISBN 3-7890-0940-7 . Pp. 25-102.
  • Austria. In: Karlheinz Blaschke : German administrative history. Volume 2: From the Reichsdeputationshauptschluss to the dissolution of the German Confederation. 1983. ISBN 3-421-06118-1 . Pp. 345-399.
  • Althusius and the sovereignty theory of real and personal majesty . In: Karl-Wilhelm Dahm, Werner Krawietz, Dieter Wyduckel: Political theory of Johannes Althusius. Berlin 1988. ISBN 978-3-428-06273-7 .
  • Criminal justice and terrorism in old Austria . Consideration of the law concerning the temporary suspension of the jury courts from 1873. In: Helfried Valentinitsch: Recht und Geschichte. Festschrift for Hermann Baltl's 70th birthday. Graz 1988. ISBN 3-7011-9036-4 . Pp. 319-346.
  • Administration personalities. In: Kurt Jeserich : Personalities of the administration. Biographies on German administrative history 1648–1945. Stuttgart 1991. ISBN 3-17-010718-6 . Pp. 43-187.
  • The empereur d'Autriche et l'empereur romain. Les changements intervenus en 1804 et 1806 à la suite de la révolution française. In: Pierre Villard, Jean-Marie Carbasse: L'unité des principaux États européens à la veille de la révolution. Institut d'Histoire du Droit, Univ. René Descartes. Paris 1992. pp. 152-162.
  • The Emperor of Austria and the Roman Emperor . In: Wilhelm Brauneder : Holy Roman Empire and modern statehood. Frankfurt 1993. ISBN 3-631-45871-1 . Pp. 111-123.
  • On European legal culture. In: Werner Ogris, Walter Rechberger: Commemorative Herbert Hofmeister . Vienna 1996. ISBN 3-214-06131-3 . Pp. 273-281.
  • Historical lines of development of federalism in Austria. In: Faculté de Droit de Lausanne (Jean-Francois Gerkens, ed.): Mélanges Fritz Sturm . Offers par ses collègues et ses amis à l'occasion de son soixante-dixième anniversaire. Vol. I. Editions Juridiques de l'Université de Liège . Liège 1999. ISBN 2-930290-00-5 . Pp. 721-735.
  • Il federalismo austriaco. Lecture on November 7, 1997 as part of the Colloquio internazionale: Organizzare l'Ordinamento. Federalismo e statualismo - forme di Stato e forme di governo. Facoltà di giurisprudenza, Università di Sassari . 6-8 November 1997.
  • The anti-imperial imperial journalism before the Peace of Westphalia. Lecture on 28-29 November 1997 at the Law Faculty of the TU Dresden at the interdisciplinary and international conference of the Johannes Althusius Society The Peace of Westphalia from a Western and Eastern perspective. Elaborated under the title: Imperial journalism and its significance for the Peace of Westphalia. In: Olav Moorman van Kappen, Dieter Wyduckel : The Peace of Westphalia in legal and political theory perspective. (= Special issue Westphalian Peace of the journal legal theory. 29). Berlin 1998. Issue 2. ISBN 3-428-09746-7 . Pp. 141-152.
  • Mais qui était donc le souverain du Saint Empire? Une question du droit public allemand posée et résolue à patir de la doctrine française. Lecture on December 12, 1997 at the Université René Descartes Paris V at the Symposium Droit Germanique, droit français. Approches comparatives de deux traditions juridiques. Elaborated in: Revue d'Histoire des Facultés de Droit et de la Science Juridique 1998. pp. 35–47.
  • Benedict Carpzov's doctrine of sovereignty . In: Herbert Haller : State and Law. Festschrift Günther Winkler . Vienna-New York 1997. ISBN 3-211-83024-3 . Pp. 319-336.
  • Pro-imperial and anti-imperial imperial journalism. In: Heinz Duchhardt , Matthias Schnettger : Imperial Liberty and Habsburg Empire. (= Publications of the Institute for European History Mainz, Department of Universal History. Supplement 48). Mainz 1999. ISBN 3-8053-2577-0 . Pp. 119-132.
  • Jubilee of Canon Law Studies in Vienna. In: Austrian Archive for Law and Religion (formerly: Archive for Church Law ÖAKR) - ÖARR. Volume 46, year 1999. ISSN  1560-8670 . Pp. 181-205.
  • Legal history series. (as co-editor). Frankfurt am Main / Berlin / Bern / Brussels / New York / Paris / Vienna. ISSN  0344-290X .
  • Contributions to the concise dictionary on German legal history . ISBN 3-503-07912-2 . 1964-1995.
  • Collection of sources on Austrian and German legal history primarily for study use. Vienna-Cologne-Weimar 1993. ISBN 3-205-98036-0 . (in cooperation with Ilse Reiter-Zatloukal)
  • Carpzov as Reich Publicist: His Doctrine of Sovereignty. In: Günter Jerouschek: Benedikt Carpzov. New perspectives on a controversial Saxon lawyer. (= Rothenburg Talks on the History of Criminal Law. Volume 2). Tübingen 2000. ISBN 3-89295-695-2 .
  • Austrian and German legal history. Vienna-Cologne-Weimar 1996. ISBN 3-205-98179-0 .
  • On the question of a constitution for Europe. Ludwig Boltzmann Institute for European Law. Vienna 2004. ISBN 3-9500388-4-1 .

literature

  • Kürschner's German Scholarly Calendar , 21st edition 2007.

Web links

Notes and individual references

  1. ↑ List of all decorations awarded by the Federal President for services to the Republic of Austria from 1952 (PDF file; 6.59 MB)
  2. ↑ Subsequently assigned ISBN, not generally applicable, DNB 457019794
personal data
SURNAME Hoke, Rudolf
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Austrian legal historian, professor at the University of Vienna
DATE OF BIRTH August 15, 1929
PLACE OF BIRTH Duisburg