Anepaio, Toomas
Job
- Lecturer of Legal History, University of Tartu
Personal data
- Born: November 12, 1964, Haapsalu
- E-mail: toomas.anepaio@ut.ee
Education
- Doctoral Student, University of Tartu, 1996–2000
- Magister iuris, University of Tartu, 1994
- Master Student, University of Tartu, 1991–1993
- Faculty of History, University of Tartu, 1991
Career
- Lecturer, Faculty of Law, University of Tartu, 1993–current
- Archivist, Supreme Court of the Republic of Estonia, 1993
- Assistant Researcher, 1991
Main areas of research
- Legal History of Estonia, Contemporary Legal History, History of Justice and Civil Service, Legal Reform of 19th Century
Grants and projects
- The Estonian Science Foundation (ETF) target financing on the topic: Main Problems in the Drafting and Developing of the Estonian Private Law. With 12 team members, 1996–2000
- Open Estonia Foundation (OEF) grant for project Creation of Training Database for Jurists. With 3 team members, 1995–1996
Professional activity and membership
- Founding Member of the Law Philosophy Society of Estonia, 1999–current
- Estonian Learned Society
Participation in scientific conferences and seminars
- Baltic States and Societies in Transition: Continuity and Change. 4th Conference on Baltic Studies in Europe: Die Möglichkeit der juristischen Zeitgeschichte in Estland, Tartu, Estonia, June 27–30, 2001
- Seventh Conference on Modern Estonian History. Estonia in the Context of European History (19th and 20th Centuries): Impact of the 1920 Constitution on the Development of Estonian Private Law, Tallinn, Estonia, June 20–21, 2001
- First Scientific Congress of the Russian Society of Legal History: Реформа юстиции 1889. года и «Свод гражданских узаконений губерний прибалтийских» , Samara, Russia, May 14–15, 2001
- Geschichte und Perspektiven des Rechts im Ostseeraum. Rechtshistorikertag des Ostseeraumes: Die Justizreform von 1889 in den Ostseeprovinzen und das Baltische Privatrecht: die gegenseitige Beeinflussung, Kiel, Germany, March 8–12, 2000
- Sixth Conference on Modern Estonian History. Estonia at the Historical Turning Points (19th and 20th Centuries): Politics, Culture, Economics and Society: Different Levels of Legal Continuity, Tallinn, June 14–15, 1999
- 4. Baltischen Studientage: Die Justizreform in der zweiten Hälfte des 19. Jahrhunderts in den Ostseeprovinzen – Russifizierung oder Modernisierung, Bad Homburg/Frankfurt am Main, Germany, July 10–12, 1997
- Fifth Conference on Modern Estonian History: Estonia – St. Petersburg –Europe. Estonian Jurists’ Path to Europe (the Last Quarter of the 19th Century – 1940), co-author. Problem of Distinguishing Between Estonia and the External World in Jurisprudence in the University of Tartu in the 19th and 20th Centuries. Differences and Similarities, Tallinn, Estonia, June 17–18, 1997
- Lawyers in the Baltic Sea Region – History of Education and Profession. History and Modern Day: Die Justizreform von 1866–1889 in den Ostsee–Gouvernements, co–author, Entwicklungstendenzen des Berufs von Juristen in Estland im 19.–20.Jh., Tartu, Estonia, January 30 – February 2, 1997
Studies abroad
- Freie Universität Berlin, Institut für Deutsche Rechtsgeschichte, Studienstiftung des Abgeordnetenhauses von Berlin , October, 1997–September, 1998
Teaching practice
- Comparative History of Legal Systems, 1998
- Legal History of Europe
- Legal History of East Europe
- History of Legal Institutions of the Republic of Estonia
Publications
- T. Anepaio. The Supreme Court of the Republic of Estonia. – The History of the Supreme Courts of Europe and the Development of Human Rights (Eds.) P. P. Solt, J. Zanathy, T. Zinner. Budapest, 2000, pp. 109–120.
- T. Anepaio. The Supreme Court of the Republic of Estonia. – The Supreme Court. Selected Judgements 1920–1940. Tartu 1999, pp. 7–22 (in Estonian).
- T. Anepaio. On History of the Jurists’ Days. – Yearbook of the Estonian Academic Law Society. 1996–1998, Tartu, EAÕS, 1999, pp. 104–125 (in Estonian).
- T. Anepaio. On the Border of Two Worlds. Possible Watersheds in Estonian Legal History and Studies Thereof. – Ajalooline Ajakiri (Historical Abstract), 1998, 3(102), pp. 5–16 (in Estonian).
- T. Anepaio. On Court Archives of Soviet Estonia. Path Finding. Materials of the seminars on recent history held on December 14th, 1996 in Tartu and March 18th, 1997 in Tallinn. – Kistler-Ritso Estonian Foundation, The Research of the Soviet Era Centre (S-Centre), The Estonian National Archive. Tallinn 1998, pp. 33–39 (in Estonian).
- T. Anepaio. Die Justizreform in der zweiten Hälfte des 19. Jahrhunderts in den Ostseeprovinzen – Russifizierung oder Modernisierung? – Acta Baltica: Liber Annalis Instituti Baltici, Bd. XXXV, Königstein: Institutum Balticum des Albertus-Magnus-Kolleg , 1997, S. 257–272.
- T. Anepaio. Unknown Court. – On the Ways of Development of Estonian Criminal Law. Compilation of Articles. Dedicated to the Memory of Professor Ilmar Rebane. Tartu: Lawyers Training Centre, 1997, pp. 81–88 (in Estonian).
- T. Anepaio. Estonian Judges. – Academic Education in Law and Complementary Training of Lawyers. Tartu: Lawyers Training Centre, 1996, pp. 112–152 (in Estonian).
- T. Anepaio. Estonian Courts during the War of Independence. Estonian Academic Law Society in 1991–1992. Yearbook, EAÕS, Tartu 1995, pp. 59–66 (in Estonian).
- T. Anepaio. Development of the Republic of Estonia Courts Administration. – Kleio, 1994, No. 9, pp. 25–28.
- T. Anepaio, P. Järvelaid. Current Situation in Studying the History of Estonian Jurisprudence. I Kleio, 1991, No. 3, pp. 66–73 (in Estonian).
Articles in Juridica
- Joint Property: A Remnant from the Soviet Past?, Juridica Abstract, 2002, No.3, pp. 193-201
- Legal Reform in the 19th Century, Juridica Abstract, 1997, No.10, pp. 490-496
- From the Sale of Horses to Ownership Eeform, Juridica Abstract, 1997, No.6, pp. 288-294
- Dear Reader, Juridica Abstract, 1994, No. 5, p. 101
Articles in Juridica International
- Justice Laws of 1889 — a Step in Estonia’s Constitutional Development, Juridica International, 2005, No. 1, pp. 150-160
- Dialogue or Conflict? The Legal Reform of 1889 and Baltic Private Law Code, Juridica International, 2000, No. 1, pp. 168-175
Languages
- Estonian (Native)
- Russian (Fluent)
- German (Good)
- English (Fair)
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