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Legal education in Mexico. Practices and knowledge from the National School of Jurisprudence, 1867-1897. Jessica Colín Martínez*. Resumen: El texto aborda aspectos sustantivos de la educación y enseñanza del derecho en México durante el período que va de 1867 a 1897.
In 1908, Diaz inaugurated this building as the Escuela Nacional de Jurispudencia (National School of Jurisprudence) . Two years later, Justo Sierra founded the Universidad Nacional de Mexico, who was a graduate of the Jurisprudence School. This school was integrated into the new university along with a number of other professional ...
Evocación de las aportaciones académicas de los juristas del exilio español a 80 años de su incorporación a la escuela nacional de jurisprudencia. DOI: 10.32870/in.vi20.7164.
- Jacqueline Alejandra Ramos García
- 2020
- Analytical School of Jurisprudence
- Sociological School of Jurisprudence
- Historical School of Jurisprudence
- Philosophical School of Jurisprudence
- Realist School of Jurisprudence
- Conclusion
The Analytical School of Jurisprudencefocuses on the present form of law. This school is referred to by various names, such as the Austinian School, named after John Austin who established this methodology. It is also known as the Imperative School, as it considers law as the direction or command of the sovereign and the Positivist School, as its p...
The Sociological School of Jurisprudence emphasises the relationship between law and society, arguing that law is a social phenomenon with a significant impact on society. This school maintains that every problem and change that occurs in society should be viewed from a legal perspective. Law as a Social Phenomenon The Sociological School of Jurisp...
The historical school of jurists, which was founded by Friedrich Karl von Savigny (1779-1861), is a school of thought that describes the origin of law. According to this school, the law was found, not made. The historical schoolbelieves that law is made by people in response to their changing needs and that it is an outcome of the development of so...
The Philosophical School, also known as the Ethical or Natural School, posits that legal philosophy should be based on ethical values in order to encourage people to live uprightly. The purpose of law, according to this school, is to maintain social harmony, preserve law and order in society and justify legal restrictions only if they promote indiv...
The Realist Schoolis a sociological approach that focuses on decisions and evaluations of law. It challenges traditional legal values and concepts by examining what courts and common people are actually doing. This movement emphasises the importance of the judicial organisation in the application of the law. The realist school believes that law is ...
The five schools of jurisprudenceare as follows: natural law (analytical), legal positivism, historical, sociological and realist. These schools of thought provide a framework for understanding the nature of law, the role of law in society and the principles that underlie legal systems around the world. Each school has its own unique perspective an...
México, as a professor of the National School of Jurisprudence. Key words: Mariano Jiménez Huerta, Spanish Exile, History of Law, Criminal Law, National School of Jurisprudence
In 1908, Diaz inaugurated this building as the Escuela Nacional de Jurispudencia (National School of Jurisprudence) . Two years later, Justo Sierra founded the Universidad Nacional de Mexico, who was a graduate of the Jurisprudence School. This school was integrated into the new university along with a number of other professional schools.
The Jurisprudence School then operated until 1954 when the Faculty of Law reopened on the CU Campus in the south of the City. Although it briefly housed a part of the National Preparatory School, as of today, most of the building is used by the Post-Graduate Law School of the UNAM. They focus here on continuing education and alumni services.
