Coding: Roots and Prosective - Aa.vv

*The Codification: Roots and Foresight* is a notable collective legal work (by several authors), published in Argentina by the publisher Educa / El Derecho under the direction of the Faculty of Direito of the Pontifical Catholic University of Argentina, integrating its prestigious collection *Prudentia Iuris*. [1] The work brings together the research and work of renowned jurists of the time, originally structured in three thematic volumes published between 2003 and 2005: Structure of the work – Volume I: *The Code of Napoleon* (2003): Published in commemoration of the bicentenary of the French Civil Code. Analyzes the philosophical-legal thought that originates from modern codification and historical figures such as Jean-Baptiste Pothier. [1] Volume II: *Codification in America* (2004): Focused on the impact of the European coding model in Hispano-America, on the influence of French authors on the Vélez Sarsfield Code and on the evolution of American continental law. Volume III: What direito, what codes, what do I teach? (2005): Focused on the future perspective of civil law, addressing dilemmas about the processes of decoding and recodification, or the role of classical natural law in the face of the challenges of the 21st century and the methods of university teaching. Featured authors (Several authors): Among the various collaborators and directors of the project, we find key figures in civil law and Argentine and international legal philosophy, such as Atilio Aníbal Alterini, Jorge Horacio Alterini, Carlos Raúl Sanz, Víctor Tau Anzoátegui, Alberto Caturelli and Jaime Luis Anaya. [1] If you are looking for a specific volume, need a detailed index of some two volumes, or would like to know where to consult or acquire the collection, please let me know so that I can provide you with accurate information.