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Vitoria and the Universalist Conception of International Relations,committed by his fellow Spaniards. To this end, he affirmed that the Indians were rational beings equal in essence to the Europeans, which made the king of Spain duty-bound to treat them as subjects. Therefore, they could neither be treated as slaves nor deprived of their property. Machiavelli was a

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Vattel: Pluralism and Its Limits,s independent and legally equal members of society, on the unavoidable reliance of self-preservation and self-help, and on freedom to promote their own ends subject to minimal constraints. Its dominant values are, to quote Vattel once more, ‘the maintenance of order and the preservation of liberty’.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-48415-6 into his own during the second half of the nineteenth century, largely because he provided the foundations, and many of the categories, for Austin’s legal positivism, and support for the theory of the untrammelled rights of Parliament. By its end, he was being read as an authority on the requisites

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-48415-6committed by his fellow Spaniards. To this end, he affirmed that the Indians were rational beings equal in essence to the Europeans, which made the king of Spain duty-bound to treat them as subjects. Therefore, they could neither be treated as slaves nor deprived of their property. Machiavelli was a

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-41804-4s independent and legally equal members of society, on the unavoidable reliance of self-preservation and self-help, and on freedom to promote their own ends subject to minimal constraints. Its dominant values are, to quote Vattel once more, ‘the maintenance of order and the preservation of liberty’.