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This essay investigates the relations between the production of norms and the political evolution of the towns of the Kingdom of Naples in the 13th-15th centuries. Starting from the features of statutes and customary law codices – poor organization of contents, ‘private’ nature of the norms and lack of rules on institutional structures – the essay examines the reasons and logic behind the realization of law collections, as well as the role played by the monarchy in urban production of norms (especially on institutions), through an in-depth analysis of some case-studies from the northern regions of the Kingdom.
