Divisions of Law locates the origins of legal science in early modern efforts to develop a systematic, rational legal discipline and investigates previously understudied aspects of Jean Bodin's legal thought.

This volume brings together the study of the rule of law—the idea that the law should protect citizens from arbitrary exercises of power—and the study of ancient Rome.

This book provides a strong introduction to the principal domains of legal knowledge by examining a structured list of legal maxims, many originating in medieval Roman and canon law. Oriented by historical and methodological approaches, it explore…

Comment faire monde commun ? Comment rechercher aussi le Bien commun ou la conservation collective de la vie sans rien renier de la pluralité humaine ?