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| adam_text | Table of Contents General Introduction...................................................................................... 1 Part A: The 16th Century Introduction to Part A................................................................................... 3 Chapter 1....................................................................................................... 4 Conscience and Law in the Renaissance I. Western European Renaissance and Humanism..................................5 II. English Renaissance Lawyers and Conscience..................................8 III. Machiavelli as Anti-Humanist?...................................................... 12 IV. Renaissance Laws in Venice and England...................................... 15 V. Vitoria and Machiavelli on International Law................................. 17 Chapter 2..................................................................................................... 22 The Ottoman Turks and the Spanish Neo-Scholastics I. Islamic and Ottoman Legal Thought................................................. 22 II. Francisco Suarez on Law and Conscience.......................................25 III. Luis de Molina on Usury and Just Profit........................................27 ГѴ. 16th Century Conceptions of Equity.............................................. 29 V. Ottoman and Scholastic Ideas about the Just War...........................32 Chapter 3..................................................................................................... 35 The Reformation and Responses I. Luther’s Legal and
Political Thought................................................ 35 II. Calvin and Civil Disobedience......................................................... 38 III. Bodin and Sovereignty.................................................................... 41 IV. Althusius on Law and Politica........................................................ 44 V. Serving the Sovereign in War.......................................................... 46 VI. 16th Century Ideas of Marriage and Slavery.................................. 48
vi Table of Contents Part B: The 17th Century Introduction to Part В................................................................................. 51 Chapter 4.................................................................................................... 52 Royalist and Populist Legal Thought I. The Divine Right of Kings................................................................ 52 II. The Levellers as Critics of King James.......................................... 55 III. Edward Coke and Magna Carta...................................................... 56 IV. Matthew Hale and the Common Law.............................................60 Chapter 5................................................................................................... 63 The English Constitution and Social Contract Theory I. Hobbes on Contracts and Equity..................................................... 64 II. Locke on Law and Tolerance......................................................... 71 III. The “King in Parliament” Debate.................................................. 77 IV. 17th Century Ideas of Marriage and Slavery.................................. 87 Chapter 6................................................................................................... 90 Dutch and Germanic Natural Rights Theory I. Grotius on Natural Law and Rights..................................................90 IL Pufendorf on Hypothetical Natural Law..........................................95 III. Grotius on the Society of Nations..................................................98 IV.
The Laws of War and Peace........................................................ 99 V. Necessity....................................................................................... 101 Part C: The 18th Century Introduction to Part C............................................................................... 105 Chapter 7.................................................................................................. 106 The French Social Contract and Cosmopolitan Theory I. Montesquieu and the Rule of Law................................................... 106 II. Vattel and Cosmopolitanism.......................................................... 110 III. Rousseau on Social Contracts and Constitutions.......................... 114 IV. French and Swiss Views of the Just War...................................... 121
Modem Legal and Political Thought vii Chapter 8................................................................................................... 125 Constitutional Theory and the US I. Blackstone on Natural Rights.......................................................... 125 II. Federalist Papers and Worries about Factions................................ 128 III. Bentham on Utility and Law Properly Understood....................... 129 IV. Beccaria and Criminal Punishment............................................... 133 V. Kant on Law and Peace.................................................................. 136 Chapter 9................................................................................................... 140 French and American Revolutions I. Burke’s Critique of the French Revolution...................................... 140 II, Paine on the Rights of Man............................................................ 143 III. Burke and Paine’s Defense of the American Revolution........... 145 IV. Wollstonecraft on the Rights of Women ..................................... 147 V. 18th Century Ideas of Marriage and Slavery................................... 149 Part D: The 19th Century Introduction to Part D................................................................................ 155 Chapter 10................................................................................................. 156 Sovereignty, Liberalism, and the Law I. Tocqueville and the Sovereignty of the People............................... 156 II. Justice Joseph Story and Interpreting
a Constitution...................... 160 III. J. S. Mill and the Sovereignty of the Individual............................ 162 IV. John Austin and the Sovereignty of Positive Law........................ 165 V. Henry Sumner Maine on Coercive Sovereignty............................. 167 Chapter 11................................................................................................. 169 Marx and Socialist Legal and Political Thought I. Hegel on Contingent and Necessary Elements of Law.................... 169 II. Proudhon’s Critique of Private Property........................................ 172 III. Marxian Humanism and the Exploitation of the Proletariat........ 175 IV. “Utopian Socialism”..................................................................... 177 V. Marxian Materialism and Class Conflict....................................... 181
viii Table of Contents Chapter 12................................................................................................ 187 Indigenous Constitutions and Legal Thought I. The Code of Napoleon and Asian Codes of Law............................ 188 II. Rights in Napoleonic, Indian, and Japanese Codes........................ 192 III. Codes of Law and the Common Law............................................ 195 IV. Ideas of Freedom in Arabic Thought............................................ 196 V. Yoruba Religious and Political Thought....................................... 202 VI. The Constitution of the Cherokee Nation.................................... 204 VIL 19th Century Ideas of Marriage and Slavery............................... 204 Part E: The Early 20th Century up to Nuremberg Introduction to Part E............................................................................... 211 Chapter 13................................................................................................ 213 Communist Legal Thought I. Lenin on the State and Law............................................................ 213 II. Pashukanis and the Withering Away of Law................................ 217 III. Mao and Revolutionary Law and Politics.................................... 221 IV. Keisen’s Critique of Communist Legal Thought......................... 224 Chapter 14............................................................................................... 227 Radical and Emancipatory Thought I. Gandhi, Fanon, and Anti-Colonialist
Thought............................... 227 II. Du Bois, Washington, and Anti-Racist Thought.......................... 232 III. Gilman, Goldman, and Feminist Thought.................................... 235 IV. Legal and Constitutional Challenges........................................... 238 Chapter 15................................................................................................240 Fascist and Racist Thought I. Pareto and Mosca on the Ruling Class............................................241 II. Mussolini and “Moral” Fascism.....................................................244 III. Hitler and Race Purity................................................................... 246 IV. Radbruch and Natural Law........................................................... 249 V. Nazi Statutes and Legal Validity....................................................251
Modem Legal and Political Thought ix Chapter 16................................................................................................ 255 Legal Realism I. Oliver Wendell Holmes................................................................... 255 II. Legal Realism: Pound, Frank, and Cardozo...................................259 III. Louis Brandeis and “Cause” Lawyering....................................... 264 IV. Significant Cases and Issues......................................................... 265 Chapter 17................................................................................................ 271 The Nuremberg Trial I. International Criminal Law and Conspiracies.................................272 II. Crimes Against Peace..................................................................... 275 III. War Crimes................................................................................... 278 IV. Crimes Against Humanity and Genocide..................................... 281 V. Problems with the Nuremberg “Precedent”................................... 284 Chapter 18.................................................................................................288 The United Nations and the Rise of International Law I. The UN Charter: Moral and Pragmatic Grounding.........................288 II. Universal Rights and Humanity’s Conscience...............................290 III. Collective Security and Actions Short of War............................292 IV. The International Court of Justice................................................ 293 V.
Early 20th Century Ideas of Marriage and Slavery.........................295 Final Thoughts...........................................................................................298 Bibliography..............................................................................................301 Index.......................................................................................................... 313
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Table of Contents General Introduction. 1 Part A: The 16th Century Introduction to Part A. 3 Chapter 1. 4 Conscience and Law in the Renaissance I. Western European Renaissance and Humanism.5 II. English Renaissance Lawyers and Conscience.8 III. Machiavelli as Anti-Humanist?. 12 IV. Renaissance Laws in Venice and England. 15 V. Vitoria and Machiavelli on International Law. 17 Chapter 2. 22 The Ottoman Turks and the Spanish Neo-Scholastics I. Islamic and Ottoman Legal Thought. 22 II. Francisco Suarez on Law and Conscience.25 III. Luis de Molina on Usury and Just Profit.27 ГѴ. 16th Century Conceptions of Equity. 29 V. Ottoman and Scholastic Ideas about the Just War.32 Chapter 3. 35 The Reformation and Responses I. Luther’s Legal and
Political Thought. 35 II. Calvin and Civil Disobedience. 38 III. Bodin and Sovereignty. 41 IV. Althusius on Law and Politica. 44 V. Serving the Sovereign in War. 46 VI. 16th Century Ideas of Marriage and Slavery. 48
vi Table of Contents Part B: The 17th Century Introduction to Part В. 51 Chapter 4. 52 Royalist and Populist Legal Thought I. The Divine Right of Kings. 52 II. The Levellers as Critics of King James. 55 III. Edward Coke and Magna Carta. 56 IV. Matthew Hale and the Common Law.60 Chapter 5. 63 The English Constitution and Social Contract Theory I. Hobbes on Contracts and Equity. 64 II. Locke on Law and Tolerance. 71 III. The “King in Parliament” Debate. 77 IV. 17th Century Ideas of Marriage and Slavery. 87 Chapter 6. 90 Dutch and Germanic Natural Rights Theory I. Grotius on Natural Law and Rights.90 IL Pufendorf on Hypothetical Natural Law.95 III. Grotius on the Society of Nations.98 IV.
The Laws of War and Peace. 99 V. Necessity. 101 Part C: The 18th Century Introduction to Part C. 105 Chapter 7. 106 The French Social Contract and Cosmopolitan Theory I. Montesquieu and the Rule of Law. 106 II. Vattel and Cosmopolitanism. 110 III. Rousseau on Social Contracts and Constitutions. 114 IV. French and Swiss Views of the Just War. 121
Modem Legal and Political Thought vii Chapter 8. 125 Constitutional Theory and the US I. Blackstone on Natural Rights. 125 II. Federalist Papers and Worries about Factions. 128 III. Bentham on Utility and Law Properly Understood. 129 IV. Beccaria and Criminal Punishment. 133 V. Kant on Law and Peace. 136 Chapter 9. 140 French and American Revolutions I. Burke’s Critique of the French Revolution. 140 II, Paine on the Rights of Man. 143 III. Burke and Paine’s Defense of the American Revolution. 145 IV. Wollstonecraft on the Rights of Women . 147 V. 18th Century Ideas of Marriage and Slavery. 149 Part D: The 19th Century Introduction to Part D. 155 Chapter 10. 156 Sovereignty, Liberalism, and the Law I. Tocqueville and the Sovereignty of the People. 156 II. Justice Joseph Story and Interpreting
a Constitution. 160 III. J. S. Mill and the Sovereignty of the Individual. 162 IV. John Austin and the Sovereignty of Positive Law. 165 V. Henry Sumner Maine on Coercive Sovereignty. 167 Chapter 11. 169 Marx and Socialist Legal and Political Thought I. Hegel on Contingent and Necessary Elements of Law. 169 II. Proudhon’s Critique of Private Property. 172 III. Marxian Humanism and the Exploitation of the Proletariat. 175 IV. “Utopian Socialism”. 177 V. Marxian Materialism and Class Conflict. 181
viii Table of Contents Chapter 12. 187 Indigenous Constitutions and Legal Thought I. The Code of Napoleon and Asian Codes of Law. 188 II. Rights in Napoleonic, Indian, and Japanese Codes. 192 III. Codes of Law and the Common Law. 195 IV. Ideas of Freedom in Arabic Thought. 196 V. Yoruba Religious and Political Thought. 202 VI. The Constitution of the Cherokee Nation. 204 VIL 19th Century Ideas of Marriage and Slavery. 204 Part E: The Early 20th Century up to Nuremberg Introduction to Part E. 211 Chapter 13. 213 Communist Legal Thought I. Lenin on the State and Law. 213 II. Pashukanis and the Withering Away of Law. 217 III. Mao and Revolutionary Law and Politics. 221 IV. Keisen’s Critique of Communist Legal Thought. 224 Chapter 14. 227 Radical and Emancipatory Thought I. Gandhi, Fanon, and Anti-Colonialist
Thought. 227 II. Du Bois, Washington, and Anti-Racist Thought. 232 III. Gilman, Goldman, and Feminist Thought. 235 IV. Legal and Constitutional Challenges. 238 Chapter 15.240 Fascist and Racist Thought I. Pareto and Mosca on the Ruling Class.241 II. Mussolini and “Moral” Fascism.244 III. Hitler and Race Purity. 246 IV. Radbruch and Natural Law. 249 V. Nazi Statutes and Legal Validity.251
Modem Legal and Political Thought ix Chapter 16. 255 Legal Realism I. Oliver Wendell Holmes. 255 II. Legal Realism: Pound, Frank, and Cardozo.259 III. Louis Brandeis and “Cause” Lawyering. 264 IV. Significant Cases and Issues. 265 Chapter 17. 271 The Nuremberg Trial I. International Criminal Law and Conspiracies.272 II. Crimes Against Peace. 275 III. War Crimes. 278 IV. Crimes Against Humanity and Genocide. 281 V. Problems with the Nuremberg “Precedent”. 284 Chapter 18.288 The United Nations and the Rise of International Law I. The UN Charter: Moral and Pragmatic Grounding.288 II. Universal Rights and Humanity’s Conscience.290 III. Collective Security and Actions Short of War.292 IV. The International Court of Justice. 293 V.
Early 20th Century Ideas of Marriage and Slavery.295 Final Thoughts.298 Bibliography.301 Index. 313 |
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