Titlebook: Why Religion? Towards a Critical Philosophy of Law, Peace and God; Dawid Bunikowski,Alberto Puppo Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG

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Law, Secularism, and the Evolution of the ‘Human’ in International Legal Discourse and Global Govern‘religious’ foundation for political transformation or military intervention was inseparable from its social basis; the temporal intermingled with the divine. Separation of the church and state is a relatively modern invention, scholars argue, and the wars preceding it were fought with religious sen

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Arthur F. Utz’s Thomism: Domestic Peace as Social Justicely her own life-plan. While making its case, this text introduces . the Anglophone reader to a major 20th-century Thomist, whose chief works have, to date, circulated only in German, French, Spanish, Italian, Japanese, and Latin.

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From Rosa Luxemburg to Hersch Lauterpacht: An , Heritage in International Law?lawyers of the 20th century, facilitates understanding the conditions under which the East/West ruptures, upon their concealed nuances and differences, might have shaped the emergence of the modern corpus of international law.

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Blake’s Dialectical Theism balance) is at the same time paradigmatic for understanding ourselves as humans. Indeed, Blake’s theology is radically Christian in the sense that it fuses theology and anthropology into a single account of the divine/humanity of Christ.

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