10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «JUS GENTIUM»
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jus gentium in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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International Law for Humankind: Towards a New
Jus Gentium
This volume is an updated and revised version of the General Course on Public International Law delivered by the Author at The Hague Academy of International Law in 2005.
Antônio Augusto Cançado Trindade, 2010
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Jus Gentium: Or Englands Birth-right. Being a Compendious ...
Or Englands Birth-right. Being a Compendious Vindication of the Lavv of England
in Its Native and English Dress, which is Humbly Conceiv'd ... to be More Fit and
Proper for the Kingdom, Then that Linsey-Woolsey Garb, and Corrupt Mixture of ...
S. P. Philopolites (pseud.), 1660
3
Lectures on Jurisprudence: Or, The Philosophy of Positive Law
XXXI Jus Civile as opposed to Jus Gentium of Soman origin. Near equivalence of
that distinction to ljus chile et jus pra- torium.' utility ; and that the jus prcetorium (
when contrasted with the old law, to which it was a corrective and supplement) ...
John Austin, Robert Campbell, Sarah Austin, 1873
4
Cornelius Van Bynkershoek: His Role in the History of ...
While the lack of a visible system of jus gentium would prevent Bynkershoek from
being classified with the 'system-builders' of the law of nations, it is possible to
argue that he immanently adhered, to some extent, to a quasi-system of jus ...
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Summa Theologiae: Volume 37, Justice: 2a2ae. 57-62
Now all agree on the jus gentium, for a jurist observes that it is adopted by all
nations.2* Therefore it is natural right. 2. Further, among men servitude is natural;
according to Aristotle some are congenital slaves.3 But servitude is part of the jus
...
Thomas Aquinas, Thomas Gilby, 2006
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A dictionary of Greek and Roman antiquities, ed. by W. Smith
But the law (Jus) which natural □» {wtmiu ratio) has established among all tad, is
equally observed by all people, and is d Jus Gentium, as being that law (Jus)
which uiwa follow. The Roman populus therefore »' partly its own peculiar law ...
Greek antiquities, sir William Smith, 1842
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A Systematic and Historical Exposition of Roman Law in the ...
Jus Naturale, Jus Gentium, Jus Civile. We must say, therefore, of Private Law that
it is threefold (Jus triper- titum), for it is gathered from the precepts of the Jus
Naturale, of the Jut Gentium, and of the Jus Civile. (J. 1, 1, 4.) The Jus Naturale is
...
William Alexander Hunter, 1803
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A Dictionary of Modern Legal Usage
See jus in re(m). jus civile; jus gentium. Jus civile denoted the legal rules and
principles applicable to citizens only — the common law of ancient Rome. Jus
gentium denoted the legal rules and principles derived from customs of various ...
9
The Changing Profile of the Natural Law
In the Institutes the jus gentium moves closer to positive law - the sketch given of
its field of operation, the consequences of war, contracts, etc., (taken from
Hermogenianus) makes it even resemble modern positive international law.54
The ...
Michael Bertram Crowe, 1977
Jus gentium, or the Law of Nations, is difficult to define exactly, because it is
intermediary between natural law and positive law. Let us say that in its deepest
and most genuine meaning, such as put forward by Thomas Aquinas, the law of ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «JUS GENTIUM»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
jus gentium is used in the context of the following news items.
Stephen Sedley
... appealing to the practice of the merchants, whose trade in slaves was presumed to be sanctioned by the jus gentium. Others were less sure. «London Review of Books, Jan 15»
International Law, Sovereignty, and World Order Revisited
An expression of this concept is found in the term jus gentium (law of nations), meaning a principle of universal application that all follow ... «ISN, Jan 14»
Do Treaties Trump the Constitution?
The phrase “law of nations” is a direct translation of the Latin jus gentium, which means the underlying principles of right and justice among ... «Tenth Amendment Center, Jun 13»
Accused Criminal Becomes First Jesuit Pope
... 2013, issued by the International Common Law Court of Justice under the authority of jus gentium, the Law of Nations, and the Rome Statute ... «Salem-News.Com, Mar 13»
Prince Roy of Sealand
Embracing the ancient legal doctrine of jus gentium, Bates declared independence. Henceforth, he announced, he would be known as Prince ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Oct 12»
Ricardo Patiño Aroca: Why Ecuador granted Julian Assange …
... are under the protection and rules of the principles of jus gentium [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jus_gentium] derived from established customs ... «Links International Journal of Socialist Renewal, Aug 12»
The Positivist President?
The principle is ancient -- in Caesar's Rome, Jus Gentium, the people's law, and in Great Britain, a Common Law derived from the ancient ... «American Thinker, Apr 12»
Theologian Francisco de Vitoria and International Law
However, Vitoria then switched to a framework of jus gentium, which he equated with the cultural, religious, and economic practices of the ... «Indian Country Today Media Network.com, Dec 11»
NATO's Libya War: A Nuremberg Level Crime
War crimes are against the jus gentium - the law of nations. Established international law addressed them, including the UN Charter. «The People's Voice, Aug 11»
IN THE MATTER OF ESTATE OF YUNG-CHING WANG
It has been universal for so long a time that it may now be said to be a part of the jus gentium. [ Caruso v. Caruso , 106 N.J. Eq. 130, 144-45 (E. «Leagle.com, Jul 11»
