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Parergon 28.2 (2011)

Special Issue: Reason of State, Natural Law, and Early Modern Statecraft

Guest Editors: Cathy Curtis and David Martin Jones

Articles

Reason of State, Natural Law, and Early Modern Statecraft – Cathy Curtis and David Martin Jones

Reason of State and Sovereignty in Early Modern England: A Question of Ideology? – Conal Condren

Advising Monarchs and their Counsellors: Juan Luis Vives on the Emotions, Civil Life, and International Relations – Cathy Curtis

Aphorism and the Counsel of Prudence in Early Modern Statecraft: The Curious Case of Justus Lipsius – David Martin Jones

Law, War, and Casuistry in Vattel’s Jus Gentium – Ian Hunter

Law of Nations as Reason of State: Diplomacy and the Balance of Power in Vattel’s Law of Nations – Richard Devetak

The Analysis of Interest and the History of Economic Thought – Ryan Walter

‘By Ordinance of Nature’: Marriage, Religion, and the Modern English State – Lisa O’Connell


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Back Issues

We currently have the Front matter and Reviews of Volume 28.1 (2011) back to Volume 19.1 (2002) available to download.

Volumes 1 - 18 have now been digitised. Contents pages will become available to view throughout the course of 2012.


 
 


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