The Influence of Religion on the Development of International Law /
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Format: eBook
Language: English
Published:
Leiden ; Boston :
Brill | Nijhoff,
1991.
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International Law - Book Archive pre-2000.
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Call Number: JX1255
Table of Contents:
- Front Matter
- Preliminary Material /
- Editor: Mark W. Janis
- Preface /
- Mark W. Janis
- Essayists /
- Editor: Mark W. Janis
- 1. Religion and the Sources of International Law in Antiquity /
- David J. Bederman
- 2. The Confucian View of World Order /
- Frederick Tse-Shyang Chen
- 3. International Law in Ancient Hindu India /
- Ved P. Nanda
- 4. Religion and the Literature of International Law: Some Standard Texts /
- Mark W. Janis
- 5. Christianity and Late Nineteenth-Century British Theories of International Law /
- John E. Noyes
- 6. Islamic Fundamentalism and Its Impact on International Law and Politics /
- M. H. A. Reisman
- 7. Images of Religion in International Legal Theory /
- David Kennedy
- 8. The Functions of Religion in the International Legal System /
- James A. R. Nafziger
- 9. Spiritual Energy and Secular Power /
- William W. Park
- 10. Protestants, Progress and Peace: Enthusiasm for an International Court in Early Nineteenth-Century America /
- Mark W. Janis
- 11. British Quakers, the Peace Tax and International Law /
- Nicholas Grief
- Back Matter
- Index /
- Editor: Mark W. Janis.