Per una preistoria del Progetto italo-francese di Codice delle obbligazioni e dei contratti. Dalla Scuola sociale alla socializzazione del diritto privato

Abstract

In 1916, during the First World War, Vittorio Scialoja advanced the idea of a project of a Code of Obligations for France and Italy. The idea was warmly accepted by Larnaude, the dean of the Law Faculty of Paris. Scialoja and Larnaude wanted to relaunch a law of obligations on the individualistic foundations of Roman law, but important solidarity temperaments emerge in the project. Many of them are the result of the reflection of the Italian jurists of the Social School of Law.