Joaquín Costa – Customary Law and Popular Economy of Spain – 2 Volumes

Customary Law and Popular Economy of Spain, by the renowned Spanish jurist Joaquín Costa, published in Barcelona by Manuel Soler in 1902, is one of the landmark works on Spanish customary law and traditional economic institutions. Issued in two volumes, it combines Costa's own research with contributions from distinguished scholars, including Miguel de Unamuno, Rafael Altamira, and Manuel Pedregal.

Through extensive historical and legal research, the work examines customary law, communal property, municipal institutions, agricultural contracts, rural customs, and traditional economic practices throughout Spain. It remains an essential source for the study of legal history, comparative law, rural institutions, and the development of Spanish civil law.

An outstanding addition to specialized law libraries and collections of rare legal and historical works.