The Roman foundations of the law of nations : Alberico Gentili and the justice of empire
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The Roman foundations of the law of nations : Alberico Gentili and the justice of empire
Oxford University Press, 2010
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"A project of the Institute for International Law and Justice at New York University School of Law."
Includes bibliographical references and indexes
Contents of Works
- Introduction : the Roman foundations of the law of nations / Benedict Kingsbury and Benjamin Straumann
- The meaning of imperium in the last century BC and the first AD / John Richardson
- Empire and the laws of war : a Roman archaeology / Clifford Ando
- Alberico Gentili's De armis Romanis : the Roman model of the just empire / Diego Panizza
- The De armis Romanis and the exemplum of Roman imperialism / David Lupher
- The Corpus iuris as a source of law between sovereigns in Alberico Gentili's thought / Benjamin Straumann
- Alberico Gentili and the Ottomans / Noel Malcolm
- Gentili, the poets, and the laws of war / Christopher N. Warren
- Vitoria, Gentili, Bodin : sovereignty and the law of nations / Peter Schröder
- Alberico Gentili's doctrine of defensive war and its impact on seventeenth-century normative views / Pärtel Piirimäe
- Alberico Gentili's ius post bellum and early modern peace treaties / Randall Lesaffer
- Punishment and the ius post bellum / Alexis Blane and Benedict Kingsbury
- Legalities of the sea in Gentili's Hispanica advocatio / Lauren Benton
- Ius gentium : a defence of Gentili's equation of the law of nations and the law of nature / Jeremy Waldron
- International law and raison d'état : rethiking the prehistory of international law / Martti Koskenniemi
- Gentili, Vitoria, and the fabrication of a 'natural law of nations' / Anthony Pagden