El IISJ tiene el placer de presentar la Beca Mariella Carrino in memoriam, dotada con 4.000€, que han firmado hoy, día 5 de febrero, Agostino Carrino, padre de Mariella, por parte de la familia Carrino, y Maite Elorza, directora administrativa del IISJ de Oñati. En el acto han participado asimismo José María Sauca, director científico del IISJ, y Vincenzo Ferrari, profesor de Mariella Carrino, exdirector científico del IISJ y amigo de la familia. A continuación, han presentado la beca a los estudiantes del máster internacional de Sociología Jurídica de Oñati.

Vincenzo Ferrari (emeritus professor of the University of Milan) will give a talk about "Recent history of the sociology of law: an overview of the last 50 years". This is within the "Permanent Seminars for the Sociology of Law" talk cycle and is directed to Master's students and to visiting scholars.

Vincenzo Ferrari (emeritus professor of the University of Milan) will give a talk about "Recent history of the sociology of law: an overview of the last 50 years". This is within the "Permanent Seminars for the Sociology of Law" talk cycle and is directed to Master's students and to visiting scholars.

Vincenzo Ferrari (emeritus professor of the University of Milan) will give a talk about "Recent history of the sociology of law: an overview of the last 50 years". This is within the "Permanent Seminars for the Sociology of Law" talk cycle and is directed to Master's students and to visiting scholars.

Agostino Carrino (University of Naples) will give a talk on "About the idea of legal science: Revisiting the Kelsen-Ehrlich debate". This is within the "Permanent Seminars for the Sociology of Law" talk cycle and is directed to Master's students and to visiting scholars.

Agostino Carrino (University of Naples) will give a talk on "About the idea of legal science: Revisiting the Kelsen-Ehrlich debate". This is within the "Permanent Seminars for the Sociology of Law" talk cycle and is directed to Master's students and to visiting scholars.

Agostino Carrino (University of Naples) will give a talk on "About the idea of legal science: Revisiting the Kelsen-Ehrlich debate". This is within the "Permanent Seminars for the Sociology of Law" talk cycle and is directed to Master's students and to visiting scholars.

Master's students will receive a talk about: "Rethinking Basque inheritance law: a work in progress through mixed-methods research", by IISL graduate Leire Gorostiza Etxeberria (UPV/EHU, Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology)