Spinoza and law

by Campos, Andre Santos

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Full title :Spinoza and law / edited by André Santos Campo

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Publication Date:©2015

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Publisher(s):Ashgate
Place of Publication:Farnham, Surrey, England
Language:eng
Publication Date:©2015

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Introduction. Part I Spinoza's Theory of Law: Spinoza's theory of law, Huntington Cairns; The power of law. Spinoza's contribution to legal theory, Hans Gribnau; Spinoza's critique of law, Roberto Ciccarelli; Divorcing power and reason: Spinoza and the founding of modern law, Benoit Frydman. Part II Natural Law: Spinoza's treatment of natural law, Errol E. Harris; The state of nature and its law in Hobbes and Spinoza, Edwin Curley; Spinoza as natural lawyer, Aaron Garrett; The natural law, Matthew J. Kisner. Part III The Nature of Laws: Laws in Spinoza and Saint Thomas Aquinas, Gérard Courtois; Law's normativity in Spinoza's naturalism, Otto Pfersmann; Spinoza's conception of law: metaphysics and ethics, Donald Rutherford; Laws of nature, André Santos Campos; Spinoza, Kelsen and the nature of the legal norm, Diogo Pires Aurélio. Part IV Civil Law and International Law: The concept of civil law in Spinoza, Gail Belaief; Natural law, civil law, and international law in Spinoza, Manfred Walther; Spinoza and international law, H. Lauterpacht; Spinoza and the idea of reason of state, G.A. van der Wal. Part V Individual Rights: Esse sui juris and political science, Paolo Cristofolini; Spinoza on positive freedom, David West; Spinoza on natural rights, Theo Verbeek; Spinoza on being sui iuris and the republican conception of liberty, Justin D. Steinberg. Name index.

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