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"Fueros" as a book category gathers works that explore the historical, legal and cultural phenomenon of local charters, privileges and customary laws—originally the medieval Iberian codes (Navarrese, Basque, Aragonese, Catalan, etc.) but extending to regional legal traditions, autonomy statutes and comparable local rights elsewhere. The category includes primary-source editions and translations of fuero texts, legal and historical studies tracing their origins, evolution and political role, comparative and constitutional analyses of communal and regional rights, and even fiction or essays that use the fuero theme to examine identity, resistance to central authority, and community governance. Ideal for historians, legal scholars, sociologists and general readers interested in how law, custom and regional identity interact, the "Fueros" shelf links medieval and modern debates about rights, privileges, decentralization and the limits of state power.

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